Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Spiker Gel Vs. Hard Up

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Dedicated to Jim Lowell

true art, the Create, it is usually for two decades to two centuries ahead of its time, when compared to the system and the police. The true art is not only understood but is also feared, because to build a better future must declare that this is bad, bad, and this is not an easy task for those in power - threat least their jobs, their souls, their sons, their wives, their new cars and their rose bushes. "Obscenity" is the word they use to justify their own depravity and to censor the works in the outposts and raiding of creative men. Jim Lowell's Library has undergone a raid in the same period as that of Steve Richmond, here on the west coast, because the cancer has spread throughout the nation, and as someone said to me: "We returned to 'Scream
. This shows that we have come a long way since then. The trouble with these raids is that the judges themselves are only little more experienced on current police and the meaning of pure creation. The "small magazines" have poor circulation, not because writers write badly but because there are enough players ready to understand, appreciate and digest the avant-garde writing. The creative artist has always been constantly harassed by bureaucracy and the public - Van Gogh was mocked by the children who threw stones at the window. He was lucky to have a window. He was lucky to have one ear. Hemingway was fortunate to have a gun. And right now I'm lucky to have this typewriter, this room, to write this, to tell you. I do not ask for mercy the artist, do not ask for public funds, do not ask even understanding, I only ask that they leave us in peace, joy, horror and mystery of our work, and if our works sell for millions of dollars when we are dead, after we will be dragged away from our rooms full of cockroaches, full of mice, full of ghosts, full of bottles, is their business. But I ask that they leave us in peace now - you have left for good women, castles, new cars, TV sets, war, steaks, shoes for forty-five dollars, the funeral for five thousand dollars, the cactus gardens long a mile, the original Van Gogh -, let us at least at peace with your "obscenity" and then broke into newsstands with their pictures of tits and ass, page after page after page of stupid silly naked flesh, meat neutral expressionless that high school boys use to get the saws, to crazy with faces covered with mud that then violate the children, you broke there, you break into this industry millionaire IF YOU HAVE TO DO SOME SHIT OUT OF THE ERUPTION but leave us alone Leave us alone. A century from now, those books that you are now confiscating will be taught in your university, if your leaders will not be so ignorant as to make us rot in hell. I think that when you do it to burst your fears, your consciousness (in what little is left), and then burst with anger, the loss of your souls. Do not ask you to understand everything. Please do not ask me to force myself to let you know. I am busy with other things.

C. Bukowski

Thursday, November 19, 2009

How To Delete Gpasphone Saves

I'm fighting.

Saturday twenty-six few hours ago they shot dead Bergerac.
to die shot in the chest, in good faith, the sword of a hero ... "- yes, I said so. But fate moved to take the game to me ... And here I am killed in an ambush, behind, by a servant, with a trunk. Very good. I got it all wrong - or even death.
[...] Here's my life: to be the prompter, and be forgotten.
[...] (to Ross) You remember that night when Christ spoke to you under the balcony? Well, my life is all there: while I stayed down in the shade, the other went up to catch the kiss of glory. E 'right, I admit now that I'm going to die: Moliere's genius and Cristiano was beautiful.
[...] I did not know the sweetness of women. My mother never got me good. I did not have sisters. The love I have fled for fear of their sarcasm. I owe everything to you all, to have had a girlfriend. To you if I have in my life is past, the rustle of a dress.
[...] I'm going to reach the moon without even need to invent a machine that took me ...
That's my paradise. More That is in me dear is a soul in exile there, I'm sure. We meet Socrates, Galileo ...
[...] What the hell was there to do, that there was to do him in jail this ?!... Philosopher, physicist, poet, soldier, musician fly across space, much controversy and even a lover - but on behalf of others, here lies Cyrano de Bergerac in his life was everything and nothing was ... I'm going. Excuse me. I can not wait for me: you see, the radius of the moon is for me.
I do not want you to stop crying the charming, beautiful, good Christian, I just want that when the great ice cold and my spine will give you a double meaning to these thy funeral shrouds - I that his mourning becomes a little bit of my mourning.
[...] I are watching ... It seems to me that I look at it, which allows him to fix his nose - which she did not snub nose on the skull ... What do you say? What is useless to resist ...?
I know. But do not fight just to win. No, it's much better when it is useless! ...
I see you. How are you? A thousand? - We recognize we are all ... all my old enemies!
lies? Please! Take it! Ah ha! The compromise, prejudice, cowardice ... (Duel) You want to come to terms? Never! ... Ah, here you too, the Stupidity! ... I know that eventually you'll win, but I do not care: I'm fighting! I fight! I fight!
Yes m'avete took everything: the laurel and the rose. Take! Take! ...
But there is something that I carry with me, in spite of you, something with which to greet the blue evening sky in the threshold of the present to God, something that does not crease or stain ...

From "Cyrano De Bergerac" by Edmond Rostand (1868-1918)

Friday, November 13, 2009

Milena Velba Free Videa

L.

Woolen and leaves

I built the throne

wool and timeless time


split our time


faceted

as a kaleidoscope of mists

lofty intentions

unshakable truth


frowned

resign myself to the mantle

and if a caress

strikes overseas


every contour

then it is

to it and I have all my own

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Dad 60th Birthday Speech

Speak to Me / Breathe

Breathe , breathe in the air
Don't be afraid to care 
Leave but don't leave me
Look around and choose your own ground 
For long you live and high you fly
And smiles you'll give and tears you cry 
And all you touch and all you see
Is all your life will ever be

Run rabbit run
Dig that hole,forget the sun 
And when at last the work is done 
Don't sit down it's time to start another one 
For long you live and high you fly 
But only if you ride the tide 
And balanced on the biggest wave
You race towards an early grave 

D. Gilmour