October 11, 2011
Dear Reader:
Welcome and/or welcome back! Get you some Goatwater, right here. This page is entitled, “When You Are Broken, Kiss A Starfish." You will find a transcript of this page at the end of this letter. Make sure you Zoom in to see the lettering and/or read the transcript, below. Next Tuesday, I post page 30!
Remember, if you don't dream any other day of the week, dream with me on Tuesdays.
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Goatwater - Page 29 - Transcript - When You Are Broken, Kiss A Starfish
Mourning Aunty
When parts of us end up broken, the best starfish to kiss for you and me is a pregnant, unmarried starfish banished from its Mother-Sea. Sister, when you are broken, kiss a starfish, a pregnant starfish, carrying a starfish child. If the starfish you kiss is not pregnant, then a return to wholeness can take awhile. When your dear Constellation Hector kissed a virgin starfish, his bones remained in disarray. When he kissed a pregnant starfish, he became whole again and remains so to this day! If you cannot find a pregnant starfish, Sister, in the meantime ride Hector’s starkissed bones with your whole half-heart, but bear in mind that when you are done riding Hector the pieces of you that came together will once again fall apart. Sister, I beg you, when you are broken, you might as well kiss a starfish, a pregnant starfish, carrying a starfish child. If the starfish you kiss is not pregnant, then your return to wholeness can take a good, long while.
Dear Reader:
Welcome and/or welcome back! Get you some Goatwater, right here. This page is entitled, “When You Are Broken, Kiss A Starfish." You will find a transcript of this page at the end of this letter. Make sure you Zoom in to see the lettering and/or read the transcript, below. Next Tuesday, I post page 30!
Remember, if you don't dream any other day of the week, dream with me on Tuesdays.
You can now link to the Table of Contents on every page. Click here to start at the beginning of this webcomic. Have a great week and remember that Goatwater is updated every Tuesday. Email any questions or comments to bassacards(at) yahoo.com.
If this is your first time visiting this site, or you are a regular reader, email me at the address above if you want me to add you to my mailing list so that I can send you an email reminder, every Tuesday, when I’ve added the new page. No spam, and I will not share your email with anybody else, just the link to the new page and some update information, if I have any. And feel free to let me know, at any time, if you want to stop receiving the weekly emails. Thank you for your support!
Goatwater - Page 29 - Transcript - When You Are Broken, Kiss A Starfish
Mourning Aunty
When parts of us end up broken, the best starfish to kiss for you and me is a pregnant, unmarried starfish banished from its Mother-Sea. Sister, when you are broken, kiss a starfish, a pregnant starfish, carrying a starfish child. If the starfish you kiss is not pregnant, then a return to wholeness can take awhile. When your dear Constellation Hector kissed a virgin starfish, his bones remained in disarray. When he kissed a pregnant starfish, he became whole again and remains so to this day! If you cannot find a pregnant starfish, Sister, in the meantime ride Hector’s starkissed bones with your whole half-heart, but bear in mind that when you are done riding Hector the pieces of you that came together will once again fall apart. Sister, I beg you, when you are broken, you might as well kiss a starfish, a pregnant starfish, carrying a starfish child. If the starfish you kiss is not pregnant, then your return to wholeness can take a good, long while.
Goatwater
Copyright 2011
words and images by:
Tiffany Osedra Miller
all rights reserved.
Copyright 2011
words and images by:
Tiffany Osedra Miller
all rights reserved.
