<——THINGS I SAW ON MY MORNING RUN.II——>
In Brief:
10:33 AM-ish 2 lane paved road western NC/Appalachia
Distance 2.87 miles 465ft. elevation gain
Mostly Sunny w/ small gangs of cumulus clouds 69°F
Pain in left shit(N) correction from E1 remains + mild headache probably stress induced ~11 passing cars
Short shorts w/ striped tank ribbed socks NO dog companion YES music
Random word association: Maschalephidrosis
List of objects: Shoelace, gobbler neck or a waddle or a snood, used needles (x3), The Sun, large fowl in the trees I want to be an owl, gum w/ teethmarks, gnat, paint drip, battery AA,can of BudLight,
Indy newspaper, mechanic’s rag, lawn mower, not an alien, for sale sign, paper towel roll,
spent firecracker casing, knot in a redbud tree, sock, broken comb, nut, bike tire cap, electrical tape, probably turkey blood,
open shed full of junk, piece of a brake light cover, bugs, high solitary cloud, stagnant water,
bean pod, guitar pic?, sign from god full of bullet holes, 1/2 plastic egg, rotting log, pick-up truck,
burnt fuse, Bradford Pears, common debris, car #1,2,3(+), chicken wire + termite speckled staking posts,
Baptist Church bulletin, candy wrapper, pebbles, wet cardboard, rusty wine opener, fluff ball,
mailbox, bird face, marker cap, cheap broken jewelry,
evidence of a turkey kill w/ more evidence of a turkey kill, & a road cone.
iKu Run Addendum:
Metabolism
Hamster on a global spin
Trash beautiful trash
5000 X 5000 DIGITAL INK
{Illustrated record of knickknacks discovered roadside during morning jogs.}
*Found objects are left to the landscape (but not entirely), no matter
how precious or toxic to the environment.
They are witnessed and undergo a caloric imagery transcription process,
very complicated.
I say not entirely as I take their calories & feed you, the viewer, abstract
glitch (subtle, object accentuation).
Some of these drawn up objects may resemble their original form but most
will not. Which is why I include descriptive text. It might not seem like it, but
I really do want you to know what I witnessed on my run this morning.