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Portrait of missing person thinking she’s not missing

In her book “The Missing person guide to love”, Susanna Jones described with talent, the soul of a missing person. Astonishing.

“Portrait of Cynthia Feliks, the One rejecting rescue”. Alice Odilon. Copyrights. 2009

 

Portrait of Patricia Johnson: Missing person from Vancouver Downtown. Alice Odilon. Copyrights 2009.

 

Susanna Jones excels to describe the loneliness of a runaway person.

Alice Odilon. 8/08/2011

Jane Doe is still with us

Jane Doe still lives amongst us all.
She won’t give up.
I know she’s a recurrent white wave, she continues to die in hidden places in  States,  cities,  roads,  cornfields,
rivers, lakes, black holes, sordid ditches, forgotten cabins in neglected woods and forests.
She always haunts us.
I think about her. She already crossed the line.
She was born to be killed, forgotten, ignored, discarded as  rubbish.
I know her, she is emaciated, she’s got nothing, she loves music and she dreams about love and happiness,
she left everything, she’s scared of abusers, she’s alive and nearly dead.
She wears worn shoes and her skirt glows with a thousand of blood stains particles, her torn-down top lets me see her mangled white tits.
Her naked legs should have run faster than the killer.
But now her little hands open undone for the cold past which should be warmer and most tangible like a smile or stroking.
The skin still smells her intimate life, as vulnerable as when it was alive, as dead.
When she dies, her body begins so heavy and full of soul.
Her soul stays around for a while, a long while until Jane  will burn and rot  in the rain and putrefy.
Jane Doe remains rot-proof in my heart.


Her last belongings reveal her lack of illusion. She would be aware before all of this shit, she would know her murderer, like we breathe.
She’s a special person. Nobody knows her. Except some relatives they never asked for her and abandoned her.
I love her so much.

Alice Odilon.

8 cases of Jane & John DOE, and Gina Cyphers, Tara Calico memory

 

French profile of Jane DOE

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Photo: Copyright “Sans Toit Ni Loi” de Agnès VARDA.

Elle marche dans cette plaine tranchée par la nationale.

Parfois elle rejoint la route, en grimpant les tâlus et sautant péniblement les fossés.

La boue, partout, çà colle aux godasses et Jane manque de s’enfoncer dans cette saloperie.

La vie ralentit de plus en plus.

Le jeu consiste en ce que Jane perde la force de continuer, oublie de vivre pour rien, admette incarner la proie.

Jane rêve de grandes routes menant vers la mer, chante un air pacotille, joue à la princesse de la légèreté.

Un anneau en argent serti d’une belle turqoise brute, embrasse son majeur si fin et si noir de crasse.

La chemise cow boy de Jane pue la sueur du froid et de la peur.

Son jean sexy gainent ses cuisses longues, embrasse son cul meurtri par les sexes en forme de gourdins.

Jane n’est pas pressée de mourir, Jane attend la vie.

Jane a faim, Jane n’espère pas la chaleur de tes bras, Jane garde sa canette de bière pour ce soir.

La terre grince sous ses ongles noirs, ses cheveux longs froissés s’éteignent dans la lumière.

Ses yeux, ce sont les yeux les plus beaux que j’ai imaginés.

Ils brillent en séchant dans l’air lourd.

Faire du stop, encore 15 km avant le prochain village.

Trouver un pont pour se cacher, pour oublier, dormir.

Le vent épuise tout élan de Jane.

Cesser de contrôler, cesser d’attendre la joie, cesser d’aller.

Jane va se faire tuer par le premier tordu qui passe.

Cette issue arrachée libère Jane de l’abandon des hommes,

Jane DOE, la Princesse.

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“Hunstville Jane Doe TEXAS”

“Princess DOE”.

Jane Doe would be my Mum

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She might be my Mama.

I would have preferred to get her as a Mum, as mine was the opposite of jane DOE: a predictable conventional  person in a  predictable well-ordered  life with predictable behaviours and common thoughts, and with this addictive faith in mortal fear about different unpredictable people.

I would love her so much.

Because life would consist of the present, shared into walking during days, listening birds and wolves, enjoying  a simple meal together, taking care constantly of each other, fighting against the danger in order to stay together for ever.

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She would protect me along the road we walked on every day.

I would be afraid to sleep out in the open, in winter, when it’s so dark and freezing, but I would know she stayed with me, never gaving up.

I would have liked this hell with her.

She would be here, tangible, real, in the now.

Strong enough to make me forget fear and powerless.

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But my Mum wasn’t Jane Doe. She wouldn’t be able to loose control, or reject protection of an agreed ordinary life.

Her lack of courage or curiosity motivated me to look behind the forbidden wall, to cross the line.

Oddly enough I kept going safe in this tortuous, border-line life.

And I have still  got a name for the moment.

Alice Odilon

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