yen for lyrical Africa’s grand recordings of fresher fascinating first-thought choices,
tremendous tone-poems n’ that new trombone jazz imposing slang’s liberation of everything ever unnoticed…
yen for lyrical Africa’s grand recordings of fresher fascinating first-thought choices,
tremendous tone-poems n’ that new trombone jazz imposing slang’s liberation of everything ever unnoticed…
just ate a bunch of strawberries and oranges
and every time i do
or any fruit or food for that matter
i wonder how this all came to be…
If you want to be a poet, call yourself a farmer;
If you want to be a farmer, call yourself a religious man or woman;
If you want to be a person of religion, call yourself a teacher.
The first student is always yourself.
via Cliff Crego
And ante every erg with epileptic bobs brought on by breathless theremin.
Everyone bounces to the rumor and agrees: Sweat is the song’s body amplified;
wild gestures for the blissful life compilation.
That smell is the South on the rise, and Chinese dumplings top secret.
Right now the borough boasts exceptional sounds and scents
in the air a defiance of [...]
Sabrina says this house looks like a book she read once,
a book she once read and once she read it her kick-started super-forever.
I think you were in it squarely dancing with some same old bruise who was
always begging you to panic. Did you, after all?
Pulling out from her lips on the beach she felt me [...]
I began painting her weightless spine and missing enzymes.
There were slower moments going which hushed the bulletproof wall;
Where we sat a test of freedom, a race for all to swallow.
Renaissance, breathe
(Turn signals. Stay awake.)
The explorer came to overstand the rum-rum rabbit and instinct
Typing through smoke.
Wearing robe, tiara and flame, he was in high spirits ogling cherubs and vermin, counting decorated toes and torsos.
Just sitting and watching that fox in faux fur made his heart Swiss;
She in her soft shell sauntered and tied all the grass [...]
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]]>Now this is a real gem: An LP of an original radio broadcast of Brave New World as read by Huxley. Original Score by Bernard Herrmann. Follow the links for mp3s.
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