Played with a Frisbee, recently, yeah.
Whadid it sound like
Im tempted to buy a new one an spin
it
Are you pulling my leg?
Played with a Frisbee, recently, yeah.
Whadid it sound like
Im tempted to buy a new one an spin
it
Are you pulling my leg?
You’re welcome guys, when I came
upon it I knew I had to hook youse up, make the ride down.
Oakland he liked to think of himself as a rolling stone Lemme
think . . . . been . . four four . no . five years.
It’s been that long? That’s long,
man, that's a long time.
Yeah.
Happy you knocked the cobwebs out
of your ass an came down
the two bayed couple of hound dogs
Its not really funny
No? How’s that?
Yeah yeah, how's that?
You wouldn’t have visited?
I know I don’t know what you
mean.
Yeah. Absorbers. Absorb. What
are we absorbing?
I graduated college.
Me too.
Alright. But that doesn’t explain
absorbers.
Oh.
En garde
Yah Whastha
Touchy
Yah
across the street on the corner
he waited for another pedestrian light to cross traffic
cars made lefts in front of
him on an arrow
yellowlight
as he was nearly across the streetcrossing
the righthand turn laneeyes right he watched some clown drive up over the curbtwo
tires on the sidewalk two on the street to get around the car ahead of it just behind where the righthand turn lane began
Kahrist
he could make out the drivers annoyancethe twitching irritation hand gesturing
it certainly made it worth his while
to walk backwards up the street
Feel better
Just a penny
Just a penny
she drew a man a strange man whose eyes were turned aside in
the way a big cats eyes would look as it crouched above its kill a handsome man in whose face lurked a melancholy
silence a silence tempered with humour
and intelligence which shone in the strong angle of his jaw robust furrows
around his mouth
he didnt recognise himself
they were alone
he sat on the porcelain drainboard
beside the kitchen sink
the windows above it were
open he could smell the hot metal of the screensthe beginnings of rust on the breath of the wind that came up he
smelled warm apples pears the turnedearth in the garden mulched with leaves grass cuttings
the late afternoon sun washed
across his back
then finally pleased with what
was revealing itself she drew easily and talked to him
he didnt remember what she talked
about
she told him to hop down from the
sink look at the sketch
she turned it around slipped it
to his side of the table then leaned back
in her chair exhausted
gingerly he picked it updidnt
want to appear too anxious
after looking for a moment
he said Mother It doesnt look like me
with effort she lifted herself
from the chair and came around behind him
crossing her arms over his she hugged
himkissed the top of his head I can see
you very plainly, Joe.
Michael Kiwanuda Rule the World https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPPy1yEduCM\
daydreams came with choice
excuses that I was not responsible or accountable for
I was reading notes I
made in ‘90 last night from a book on
surrealism Africans arrived in South
Carolina 1858 off the slaver Wanderer
And it appearedyou recalled it . first
thing this morning.
It is . . although it doesn’t take
much to fascinate you.
Present company excluded you
fascinate me endlessly
Oh brother . . you really want me to say it.
Yes Please
she laughedtossed her headdidnt
cover her mouthsported her awesome dimples
The slaves used them in the field
as water jugs They were called monkey
jug a slang for thirst That according to the Oxford
English Dictionary cited in 1834 To suck
the monkey meant to drink straight from the bottle
Right up your alley.
Yah Hence why it probably hunground waitin on my
forty winks waitin for me to wake
Be grateful I spared you You know what they say in Japan
In Japan? We’re in Japan now?
Hard to hit a moving target
You’re that.
critical to get business out of the way first
he
spat Thas better Republican
AGs
attacking Gender-Affirming care
attacking Reproductive FreedomRIGHTS
attacking women who seek Out-of-State abortions
Bobby Vinton I Love How You Love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJM4h8pHMWU