Sunday, December 26, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
REPRISE
Monday, December 13, 2010
DON'T STUDY||HAVE A LAUGH
TAME IMPALA
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
BITCHES CALL ME ZODIAC
Combat boots and a clear umbrella
keep all three of us dry from the rain.
Back to that place of previous shame,
they all sit around the strobe light
waiting for their party guests.
Out from the orange grove,
through the bundles of weed
comes the man who lives in the shed.
The smell of incest or maybe incense
lingers in the room of the Persian king.
Let's drop a tab of x
and paper the walls with mushrooms.
Hey look a kitty!
keep all three of us dry from the rain.
Back to that place of previous shame,
they all sit around the strobe light
waiting for their party guests.
Out from the orange grove,
through the bundles of weed
comes the man who lives in the shed.
The smell of incest or maybe incense
lingers in the room of the Persian king.
Let's drop a tab of x
and paper the walls with mushrooms.
Hey look a kitty!
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
EVRY1'S A CRTC
Remember that time we were driving through Ohio
and we stopped at that little art gallery
where an old woman proudly showed off her paintings?
She pointed to the one of which she most admired,
of a woman reclining on her side.
And you, you two artists, you scoffed and sneered.
She went into the back room for something,
and out with your brushes you pulled,
and began adding to the painting in your own way.
What was once dull and ordinary was now
vibrant, new, and spectacular.
"This woman knows nothing of Art," you said,
"She will not even notice its awakening."
And in fact she didn't, she once again beamed
at what she thought was still hers.
On the way back to the car, I remarked at how
beautiful the painting had become, and you two
laughed at my notion that "beauty" was a criteria for art criticism.
"What do you know of art history? Or of theory?"
But it was already late, so we dropped it
and drove on.
and we stopped at that little art gallery
where an old woman proudly showed off her paintings?
She pointed to the one of which she most admired,
of a woman reclining on her side.
And you, you two artists, you scoffed and sneered.
She went into the back room for something,
and out with your brushes you pulled,
and began adding to the painting in your own way.
What was once dull and ordinary was now
vibrant, new, and spectacular.
"This woman knows nothing of Art," you said,
"She will not even notice its awakening."
And in fact she didn't, she once again beamed
at what she thought was still hers.
On the way back to the car, I remarked at how
beautiful the painting had become, and you two
laughed at my notion that "beauty" was a criteria for art criticism.
"What do you know of art history? Or of theory?"
But it was already late, so we dropped it
and drove on.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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