Image No. 56

A moaning sound coming from the barn
keeps them awake.
Nobody dares to take a look.

If only the little one would still be here..
she was just like Grandma.

I.J. 27 December 2012

Image No. 55

How could they harvest?
Corpses lay everywhere.

I.J. 27 December 2012

























I.J. December 2012

Image No. 52

He wasn't blind at all
it was just his little game
Fooling around 

amusing himself 
He didn't see 
that everyone knew

I.J. 20 December 2012

Image No. 51

she was the only poor girl without shoes

I.J. 20 December 2012

Image No. 50

It was a self-destructive thing
but his inability to surrender
aroused her

I.J. 30 November 2012

Image No. 49

The small wheels stopped turning 
every time the little man came in the room

I.J. 19 December 2012

Image No. 48

Spots in her bedroom
touched with the tail of a dog 

I.J. 19 December 2012

Image No. 47

At age four 
her parents drilled some invisible holes
in her head

I.J. December 2012

Dead whore.

Burial rules and regulations regarding d.w.:
1) Tear the corpse apart. From bottom to top. One uninterrupted pull.
2) Bury the two parts separately from one another. In jute sacks.
3) Only funeral staff is allowed to participate in the burials.
4) It is prohibited to come near the graves and touch the ground.

I.J. 11 December 2012

Amsterdam canal house floor tiles - Johannes Vermeer, 'The Glass of Wine', c.1658–1660


























Last Saturday I took a photo of a floor in a canal house. 
                                       
You Tube video about the painting "The Glass of Wine" by Johannes Vermeer. 
Includes details about the floor in the painting.



Jeroen Willems

The sound of shuffling leather shoe soles 
on the grey stone stairs 
of an Amsterdam canal house.

I.J. 3 december 2012 

Image No. 45

That rat, under his nose
had scared everyone away
Such a smart move!
Now he was finally alone.

I.J. 30 November 2012

Image No. 44

Nobody knew she had eaten the bird alive
only her twin sister who had opened the cage

I.J. 30 November 2012

Image No. 42

painting the bedroom
and walking the dog
always made her happy
but not that day

I.J. November 2012

Image No. 40

"Just a joke, " he said  
with his hands in his pockets
And a sin 
in his soul.

I.J. 23 November 2012

Image No. 39

She still felt it
this black square with no points
It followed her
and she ran
through rainy alleys
darkness, no goal
nothing to run to
Nowhere
Inescapable

I.J. 23 November 2012

Image No. 38

She hated that dog
only food and shit
So after she walked it
she cut it's tail

I.J. 21 November 2012

Image No. 36

Through thin air 
and everlasting clouds
following an uncertain trail
my tempted soul 
I'll set you free

I.J. 19 November 2012

Image No. 35

overmorgen zou het kunnen lukken
als het maar op tijd weggaat
en niet zo blijft rondsluipen


I.J. 19 November 2012

Paris, 10 December 1948

You crawling, skulking, howling politicians
You do not respect boundaries
You eat the flesh that is not even born yet

I.J. 11 November 2012

Image No. 31

The little trees 
in front of his house 
had feelings
at least she thought so

I.J. 11 November 2012

Image No.30

She jumped out of the school bus and ran home 
where she found her mother 
counting the kitchen tiles 
again

I.J. 2-10 November 2012

Image No. 29

The dog couldn't stop barking
after he had missed the bus

I.J. 26 October 2012

Image No. 28

but the cemetery was closed 
and it was getting dark

I.J. 9 November 2012

Image No. 27

He beat the boys with his gloves on
They knew he still lived with his mother

I.J. 7-9 November 2012

Image No. 26

After he abandoned her
she burned the bed  
and slept on the floor 

I.J. 9 November 2012

Image No. 25

It was the wild boy from the woods who
found her 
eaten by the wolves

I.J. 1/9 November 2012 

Image No. 24

When she finally found the right tree
she returned home and made a note

I.J. 3-7 November 2012

Image No. 23: Feelings of guilt.

It was merely a crumb of a broken biscuit
but she had stolen it

I.J. 7 Novenber 2012

Image No. 22

When I saw him from a distance
I was shocked to see how much 
he looked like an unused pencil 

I.J. 7 November 2012

Image No. 21

The girl in the old fashioned dress
hated her little sister

I.J. 25 October 2012

Image No. 20

The little man searched all of his pockets
but he couldn't remember 
what he was looking for

I.J. 28 October 2012 

Image No. 19

The cat in the alley 
was the only witness of the killing
but she knew
no one would listen to her

I.J. 2 November 2012

Image No. 18

Later that day 
she decided something

I.J. 2 November 2012

Image No. 17

The one legged man knocked on all the doors
When he was at the end of the street
still no one had opened

I.J. 25 October 2012

Image No. 16

Because he never really knew 
what to do with his soul
he cut it up in pieces
and sold the whole 
lot online

Image No. 14

She was always ahead of him
until he ate her

I.J. 26 October 2012

Image No. 13

The police confirmed 
that she was raped by three monkeys.

I.J. 23 October 2012 

Image No. 12

Her father had left her with this insane woman
That's why she later married the swine

I.J. 27 October 2012

Image No. 10

After eleven days
she still couldn't figure out 
why he had killed the dog 

I.J. 25 October 2012

Image No. 8

In the hallway stood a little chair
too small for a grown up
But there were no more children left 
after the killings

I.J. 25 October 2012

Image No. 4

The nurses found her
curled up
in a corner of a room

I.J.October 2012 

Image No. 6

When they met 
he was hiding in a small alley 

I.J.

Image No. 5

Er lopen allemaal kleine mannetjes
door mijn huiskamer
Kan iemand ze misschien komen ophalen?

I.J. 22 October 2012

Oud zeer.

Toen ik mijn mond opende
kwamen er allemaal bruine korsten uit
Eén grote berg met harde bruine kots

I.J.

“But many who are first will be last, and many who are last will be first”, Matthew 19:30.



This music is not mine.


Gospel hymn: 'Heer ik hoor van Rijke Zegen'
Original English title: 'Even me' (dated 1862).

Music: William Batchelder Bradbury (1816-1868).
Words: Mrs. Elizabeth Harris Codner (1824-1919).
Dutch translation: Meier Salomon Bromet (1839-1905).

The Dutch words:
'Heer! Ik hoor van rijke zegen, die Gij uitstort keer op keer;
laat ook van die milde regen, dropp'len vallen op mij neer;
ook op mij, ook op mij, dropp'len vallen ook op mij.

Ga mij niet voorbij, o Vader, zie hoe mij mijn zonden smart;
trek met Uw koorden nader, stort Uw liefd' ook in mijn hart.
Ook in mij, ook in mij, stort Uw liefd' ook in mij.

Ga mij niet voorbij, o Herder! Maak mij gans van zonden vrij;
vloeit de stroom van zegen verder, zegen and'ren, maar ook mij.
Ja, ook mij, ja ook mij, zegen and'ren, maar ook mij'.

I know for sure that this track is from the 'Den Hertog Jubileum CD', but that's all I know. So if anyone can please fill me in on that missing information?

Photo: Inge Justa April 2012.

She shuffled past unnoticed.



"She shuffled past unnoticed", a ballet for the outcast.
A short stopmotion I made last autumn.

This music is not mine.

Music: Adagio in G Minor.
Composers: Tomaso Albinoni and Remo Giazotto.
Performed by: Academy of St. Martin in the Fields.
Conducter: Sir Neville Marriner.

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