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  • about
  • activity
  • S&M (saints & martyrs)
  • restorations
  • mitos
  • (vessels)
  • + with poet terri witek
    • aca / dec 2024 / videos
    • 4 proverbs
    • arco madrid
    • god of remainders
    • the imaginary pediment
    • masks
    • MINOTAUROS
    • PRONE
    • damnatio memoriae
    • Currents / Correntes
    • here & now
    • homebodies
    • the eclipse
    • Exit Island
    • MINOTAURS
    • ebola
    • False Friends
    • All Love is Stolen
    • Annunciation
    • Slate Magazine, 2013
    • at Length Magazine, 2013
    • Drunken Boat magazine, 2013
    • A Shelter on King's Road
    • Uma Coisa Into Another
    • But Here All Dremas Equal Distance
    • recife/s (video, 8 min), 2008
    • here a very odd thing occurred
    • Poet Terri Witek's webpage
  • + queer et al
    • 312
    • Missed Connections
    • What Will You Be When You Grow Up?
    • Crimes Against Love - You are the Problem
    • Crimes Against Love (the cabinet)
    • Crimes Against Love
    • After the Immigrants You are Next
    • Big Bronze Statues - AIOP
    • Big Bronze Statues - Le Petite Versailles
    • Criminals (Rio de Janeiro)
    • OUT/TAKES
    • Roleplaying: The 5 Greatest Movies According to AFI
    • Something Here Inside Cannot Be Denied.
    • Celestial Bodies
    • Where Do Babies Come From?
    • Falo pra
    • Book of Colors
  • + exchanges
    • Edges, Encounters
    • Lingua Franca (The Classroom)
    • T/HERE
    • Tongue Kisses
    • The Big Slip
    • REALDOLLAR
    • thesis
  • + around photography
    • EYELIDS
    • Membranes
    • Still Films
    • Folded Portrait
    • fantasminhas - little ghosts
  • + words-things
    • I & you
    • as is
    • coup
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    • everything
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    • gif (t) 2
    • gif (t) 1
    • Order and Progress
    • The Trap (Morra)
    • Sunset
    • Remembrance
cyriaco lopes

sea to sea / american to european waters / with poet terri witek

Added on October 3, 2013 by cyriaco lopes.

U.S. waters brought to the Thames river. 

the thames. 

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