ephemeral, adj.
I was coming back from the bathroom. You had just checked your email. I was walking to bed, but you intercepted me, kissed me, then clasped my left hand in your right hand and put your left hand on my back. We started slow-dancing. No music, just nighttime. You leaned your head into mine and I leaned my head into yours. Dancing cheek to cheek. Revolving slowly, eyes closed, heartbeat measure, nature’s hum. It lasted the length of an old song, and then we stopped, kissed, and the world resumed. 

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p. 84 of The Lover’s Dictionary (A Novel) by David Levithan. 2011, Picador. Farrar, Straus & Giroux. NY.

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"Kinetic Rain" Changi Airport Singapore from ART+COM on Vimeo.

“The chaos brought on by political turmoil, mobility, the population explosion, and by the tremendous impact of the machine, demands that man – if he is to retain his sanity – must have a serene environment. But with serenity we must have delight – the delight of interesting silhouettes of water, the play of variety of outdoor and indoor experience. But serenity, the physical manifestation of the belief that man can live in quiet dignity, must unify the whole.”
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Minoru Yamasaki on providing sanctuaries in response to today's feverish pace and framing man happily in his environment

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I do not miss you.

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