Topic: Pandas, Pancakes, and Passing Time | |
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Edited by
plastic_pancakes
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Thu 09/30/10 01:01 PM
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Edited for pointlessness.
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Here's Tom with the weather
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My thread
****ing rocks. Naw - seriously. |
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yes it....
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Mein Kampf, by David Lerner
“Gary Snyder lives in the country. He wakes up in the morning and listens to birds. We live in the city.” – Kathleen Wood all I want to do is make poetry famous all I want to do is burn my initials into the sun all I want do do is read poetry from the middle of a burning building standing in the fast lane of the freeway falling from the top of the Empire State Building the literary world sucks dead dog dick I’d rather be Richard Speck than Gary Snyder I’d rather ride a rocketship to hell than a Volvo to Bolinas I’d rather sell arms to the Martians than wait sullenly for a letter from some diseased clown with a three-piece mind telling me that I’ve won a bullet-proof pair of rose-colored glasses for my poem “Autumn in the Spring” I want to be hated by everyone who teaches for a living I want people to hear my poetry and get headaches I want people to hear my poetry and vomit I want people to hear my poetry and weep, scream, disappear, start bleeding, eat their television sets, beat each other to death with swords and go out and get riotously drunk on someone else’s money this ain’t no party this ain’t no disco this ain’t no foolin a grab-bag of clever wordplay and sensitive thoughts and gracious theories about how many ambiguities can dance on the head of a machine gun this ain’t no genteel evening over cappuccino and ******** this ain’t no life-affirming our days have meaning as we watch the flowers breath through our souls and fall desperately in love this ain’t no letter-press, hand-me-down wimpy beatnik festival of bitching about the broken rainbow it is a carnival of dread it is a savage sideshow about to move to the main arena it is terror and wild beauty walking hand in hand down a bombed-out road as missiles scream, while a sky the color of arterial blood blinks on and off like the lights on Broadway after the last junkie’s dead of AIDS I come not to bury poetry but to blow it up not to dandle it on my knee like a retarded child with beautiful eyes but throw it off a cliff into icy seas and see if the the mother****er can swim for its life because love is an excellent thing surely we need it but, my friends… there is so much to hate These Days that hatred is just love with a chip on its shoulder a chip as big as the Ritz and heavier than all the bills I’ll never pay because they’re after us they’re selling radioactive charm bracelets and breakfast cereals that lower your IQ by 50 points per mouthful we get politicians who think starting World War III would be a good career move we got beautiful women with eyes like wet stones peering out at us from the pages of glassy magazines promising that they’ll **** us till we shoot blood if we’ll just buy one of these beautiful switchblade knives I’ve got mine |
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