Wednesday, April 23, 2014
April 22, 2014
The long slender scoop in your collar bone
makes me want to
it's a nice day
warm in the sun
cool in the shadow
deep down
deep blue
charcoal black
out of focus yellow
he's a nice lookin' fellow
I'd like to take him home
fruit's cheap in some places
and expensive in others
cashmere
cream smear
take me out the sunrise
.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
December 28th, 2013. F.
password: 570773685309374
36-26-25
26 each for 5
rent
220
26
all I attract are drug dealers and Thin Lizzy fade outs
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Friday, August 30, 2013
3 O'clock
The purgatory of the day
the time in which is neither here nor there
and if we didn't have a sense of time
we might not pay so much attention to you
be so hard on you
but with such a middle set sun
gleaming a light of "what to do"
thick syrup tungsten light
I'm sick on you
The stomach ache of too early and too late
when 3'Oclock comes round
I want to leave this town
when 3'Oclock comes round ill faces comes to town
poor 3'Oclock you makes us feel down
3'Oclock your face needs a lift
your time needs a good kick
you gotta move on
keep on keepin on
get some appeal
no loitering here
maybe some long satin gloves on those arms of yours
something to jazz up
that daunting short, three chimed tune, you jig
the anticipation kicks in everyday just shortly after 2
your bittersweet
dear 3'Oclock
perhaps
its not you...
.
The purgatory of the day
the time in which is neither here nor there
and if we didn't have a sense of time
we might not pay so much attention to you
be so hard on you
but with such a middle set sun
gleaming a light of "what to do"
thick syrup tungsten light
I'm sick on you
The stomach ache of too early and too late
when 3'Oclock comes round
I want to leave this town
when 3'Oclock comes round ill faces comes to town
poor 3'Oclock you makes us feel down
3'Oclock your face needs a lift
your time needs a good kick
you gotta move on
keep on keepin on
get some appeal
no loitering here
maybe some long satin gloves on those arms of yours
something to jazz up
that daunting short, three chimed tune, you jig
the anticipation kicks in everyday just shortly after 2
your bittersweet
dear 3'Oclock
perhaps
its not you...
.
Friday, August 23, 2013
Rules for Actors
listen to the sound of a record playing before the song starts
and the frapping sounds of bad speakers interrupting your favourite song
listen to the sound of magazine pages ripping out of a magazine
feel the act of gluing
and the sound of scissors cutting
the way a pencil writes words and drags across a page
lead slowly dulling word after word
listen to the murmur of people talking and laughing down the hall in a foreign language
while you sit in your room alone
not understanding...in more ways then one
listen to the sound of the church bells outside of the window
the sound of distant traffic not to loud but still there
listen to the sound of counting small change on the floor
listen to the sound of a clock ticking ( a minute never felt so long)
listen to the sound of water running through the heaters
they sound like they are working but you are still cold
the crackle of fire and wax from burning out candles
listen to the rhythm of a needle and thread repairing torn clothes
listen to the sound of a stack of books falling as you kick them over in the dim light
on your way to the bathroom
watch Marc Bolan and Ringo Starrs behind the scenes of "Born to Boogie" 1972,
* note this kind of friendship, look at how Ringo sits back on the car proudly as his friend leaps
across the frame so laissez-faire
watch Henry Millers "Bathroom Monologues" note how the clutter of images in his bathroom
are still able to maintain an individual existence even though they communally exist in small
spacial chaos
notice how the breath despite
think about relationships
Fall asleep to the film recordings of Jiddu Krishnamurti any recording
and the next day Chopin Nocturnes No.11
and the rest of the album from that point on
play it out
alternate night after night for a week
think about the significance of the man with an eye patch at the last scene of
"The American Friend" (Wim Wenders)
write out your thoughts
study the female protagonist from "Zabriskie Point"
her long hair
wide eyes
tanned skin
curiosity
innocent rebellion and willingness
then think about how people say "they can't"
watch Gregory Corso's excerpt from "Fried Shoes Cooked Diamonds"
look at how he has the crowds attention with a t-shirt wrapped around his head
in a dried up field (everything is possible)
Write a letter to someone dear to you from your room
send it
wait the appropriate time for arrival and then picture the moment of surprise that it brings
to the person who receives it at that very (assumed) moment
happy//sad//angry//etc etc
make yourself lonely for a week and then a week later make yourself feel socially overstimulated
for a week
describe the colour palette of both experiences
feel like you have nothing
and then figure out how to make nothing
everything
take notes.
.
listen to the sound of a record playing before the song starts
and the frapping sounds of bad speakers interrupting your favourite song
listen to the sound of magazine pages ripping out of a magazine
feel the act of gluing
and the sound of scissors cutting
the way a pencil writes words and drags across a page
lead slowly dulling word after word
listen to the murmur of people talking and laughing down the hall in a foreign language
while you sit in your room alone
not understanding...in more ways then one
listen to the sound of the church bells outside of the window
the sound of distant traffic not to loud but still there
listen to the sound of counting small change on the floor
listen to the sound of a clock ticking ( a minute never felt so long)
listen to the sound of water running through the heaters
they sound like they are working but you are still cold
the crackle of fire and wax from burning out candles
listen to the rhythm of a needle and thread repairing torn clothes
listen to the sound of a stack of books falling as you kick them over in the dim light
on your way to the bathroom
watch Marc Bolan and Ringo Starrs behind the scenes of "Born to Boogie" 1972,
* note this kind of friendship, look at how Ringo sits back on the car proudly as his friend leaps
across the frame so laissez-faire
watch Henry Millers "Bathroom Monologues" note how the clutter of images in his bathroom
are still able to maintain an individual existence even though they communally exist in small
spacial chaos
notice how the breath despite
think about relationships
Fall asleep to the film recordings of Jiddu Krishnamurti any recording
and the next day Chopin Nocturnes No.11
and the rest of the album from that point on
play it out
alternate night after night for a week
think about the significance of the man with an eye patch at the last scene of
"The American Friend" (Wim Wenders)
write out your thoughts
study the female protagonist from "Zabriskie Point"
her long hair
wide eyes
tanned skin
curiosity
innocent rebellion and willingness
then think about how people say "they can't"
watch Gregory Corso's excerpt from "Fried Shoes Cooked Diamonds"
look at how he has the crowds attention with a t-shirt wrapped around his head
in a dried up field (everything is possible)
Write a letter to someone dear to you from your room
send it
wait the appropriate time for arrival and then picture the moment of surprise that it brings
to the person who receives it at that very (assumed) moment
happy//sad//angry//etc etc
make yourself lonely for a week and then a week later make yourself feel socially overstimulated
for a week
describe the colour palette of both experiences
feel like you have nothing
and then figure out how to make nothing
everything
take notes.
.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
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