Wait for it. Waaait for it. (toot)
It snows in Brooklyn
along the streets he walks
there’s nothing but the crunching
and the languid sound of his arse
Wait for it. Waaait for it. (toot)
It snows in Brooklyn
along the streets he walks
there’s nothing but the crunching
and the languid sound of his arse
This is a poem
of sorts
an attempt at providing context
and art
to a recording of a distant time
and place
while remaining true
to my desire
ah, fuck it
Oh, New York.
I no longer know what I’m doing here.
Service was good. Solid B. Lamb tasted like lamb. This is most excellent.
Oh sure, I was totally editing. I got through a whole ten pages. That’s a professional for you.
It’s a t-t-typewrita. Dig it. Now put on Chumbawamba and go destroy your municipal government.
The lords of strange, the one-eyed freaks. We were serenaded by a deranged Santa this night in 2013.
I love background noise. There is so much life and energy, so many stories floating around. In one sense I wish I could dissect it all, in the moment that it exists. Take it apart and examine each component, discover their secrets and histories. But on the other hand I don’t want to do so, for there is a certain beauty in the cacophony, each sound lending and assigning meaning to the other. The noise is a dialogue on human life, one that is constantly in flux and conveying something more akin to truth than anything we could purposefully create.