Hec, you don't blame Sly Stone?
Well, he misspelled ("be mice elf") but he didn't do the "U" "4" thing that Prince did.
Also, Sly & the Family Stone is on my short list of Greatest Bands Ever and it'd seem churlish to blame him when he's had a talent-destroying addiction for the last 30 years.
So, essentially he is harder on himself than you could ever be? Yes, I am making light of another's tragedy. Are we surprised now?
Is this the part where I mention how I saw Prince and Larry Graham (of the Family Stone) in concert together?
Also, I read Am-chau's poem going, "SYWipr? That doesn't spell anything!" Oops. Dork=me.
So, essentially he is harder on himself than you could ever be?
Hec doesn't swing that way anyway.
Heh. Score another one for Porny Pants.Totally missed that.
Yeah, and you unwrap it every chance you get, right.
I'm still not sure about this poem.... But. Tell me what I can do to make it better.
WE WERE ONLY TALKING AND THEN: (troika study)
Sneaking into yr building late at night. May I crack open the locks, wedge a note
Under yr doors, rattle yr windows? The matter closes. You wouldn't blink an eye,
Reach out an arm, or say the word. The dots & dashes. My watery whirlpool star:
Visible at night only from great distance. Some telegram, or glyph, or graph.
Empty the cartons & contain the mold. Sweet season. Some lie. The forgotten broken-bottled
Ink spreads stains across the piles of clean laundry. Folded, fixed, forlorn. Let me
Leave & not be solid, questioned, sold into a merry best estate. Ring promise.
Labeled with a past, future, & guess. & not the picture dissolving slowly under yr tongue--
& not the silent breath of wind-- We're loose upon it. Body spread to wind, my eyes
Not shut, my limbs entangled. Lay back. There is no distance.
Considering the question. Fought. Or stage directions: You're
Entering the hallway, the water dripping from yr umbrella & ruining my rug.
cool image, RL. I too am an old-school spelling woman, so if I were you, I'd change that, even though it's hip right now and it's not just you. It's going to look faddish later, like spelling "Amerika" with a "k".
(Although I might prefer that, for obvious reasons.)