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The Dead Generations

the brains of the living

By Adam John Waterman

· Launched 4 years ago

Israel’s deliberate targeting of Gaza children part of genocide: UN inquiry

16 hrs ago•Adam John Waterman

The tourists are picturesque

18 hrs ago•Adam John Waterman

To say that the sun rises and know that it is only just a way of speaking because things happen like white and yellow and again the street crumbles…

Papillonnage

Murex sky at dusk pops the east in its greens.

Jun 22•Adam John Waterman

An innocence in lying

To say that the sun rises and know that it is only just a way of speaking because cold sun and solstice the gray light as yellow moon paper.

Jun 21•Adam John Waterman

Neither simultaneity nor succession

Cold brick old wood as baluchistan steel

Jun 20•Adam John Waterman

This is about David Lynch and about The Fabelmans and maybe also about Iowa. It is part one of two.

Jan 8, 2023•Adam John Waterman

On the anniversary of the Koshary Revolution, a reminder that Benjamin was right.

Jan 31•Adam John Waterman

The Dead Generations

Jan 5, 2023•Adam John Waterman

what if they never meant to leave directions

Jan 5, 2023•Adam John Waterman

Blow-up, a meandering soliloquy on media and violence for the time when pagers are exploding

Sep 19, 2024•Adam John Waterman

Alex Pretti

Jan 24•Adam John Waterman

When we are awake we also do what we do in our dreams

Jun 18•Adam John Waterman

Mistakes are made

Jun 17•Adam John Waterman

A necessary connection of perceptions

A brown rain, a cataract of tar

Jun 8•Adam John Waterman

"In my memory are lagoons"

Shale roof flakes like red eye and iron streets do not rise concrete breaks

Jun 7•Adam John Waterman

Our late malthusian age

Green morning pearl and blue faces at windows

Jun 5•Adam John Waterman

...but a gigantic mistake

Limp flag and distance and dead telegraph trees remember nothing

Jun 4•Adam John Waterman

The passions, on some occasions

Light through the door and smoke like urns rising smiling

May 24•Adam John Waterman