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Fast Monday

July 20, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Ripped and flipped

three stogs to the pack

medical kit re foot cut

open corona

work manana

Clipper lighter to ignite

Pall Mall cigarettes.

Wallet resting on ID magazine

on Wall street

beneath Blackberry; charging.

Slippers are equipment

for shower stint

before work tomorro still

unemployed void of happiness

interuppted by serendipitous gigs.

General contracting

the business of your back kid.

City slickers hate bugs that

interupt mowing lawns for

bucks for/of family presence

stuck, developments a float

Pandora sometimes needs you

to say no

to refine the music pallet

while active before

graphic dormiendo

let me go, to smoke

the last stog

as Monday is fast

on the approach.

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Se La Vi Héros Nouvelle York

July 20, 2009 · Leave a Comment

The Pearly Gates

After you walk through the gate you are going to need a drink.
Walking through those clouds a while, you get thirsty
And look around at the frolicking angels and think
Where’s the champagne?
Then there it is, the bar appears.
The bartender is talking it up
With revolutionaries you read about
While you were alive.
You take a seat on the stool
And its plush and envelops your bottom
Like you’ll be there for a while.
You order your favorite beer
Just to get the gears greased.
Gulp, gulp man you were thirsty.
Looking down at your glass
About to call him over for another,
You see your homies pouring it out for
You
While your glass fills itself.
The bartender catches the look on your face
And tells you
Your money is no good here.

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To Whom It May Concern

July 5, 2009 · 1 Comment

Disassociate the face with the statements placed. For fakes, I say Jake is right on the case. SO mistakes have been made not great but, hey, whatever’s clever.  Theres supposed to be someone better than me at this shit of jargon nonsense, where most of it is related to investment captial and financers pockets.  Thing is I haven’t even picked up my career let alone dropped it.  I watch shifts in my polls that let me know how I get along with the crowd as it grows.  Whos receptive to each post and which ones relflect me the most.  I get vexed a bit when I have to pull this though, this informal exersice of spontaneous prose, because I feel that there is a lacking perception of what my ability holds.  For instance the sitch is, I’m at home in the sticks with  some brews and a new fax machine, making my home office mean, outside of anything.  Better off than many dream.  Wall Street Cream Team.  Triple Beam.  The residual speil about meals and means.  About clouds of smoke and steam.  About clothes and hoes and yatta yatta, rest on Saturday with a Bag of Cibatta. Challah.  After a sip of Keystone I won’t– as much as you don’t, KNOW.  At all what the fucking plan is.  I’m getting called other names in the street.  I’m really about to walk around naked so you know that its me.  Tre flips all day in the street.  Critizie the feet then buy my trees.  Screw face and Chinky eye the steez when I’m tired of being me.  Or the one you know.  The disticition is different, theres a postion of DICTION.  Simpleton.  Fix it when? Life is over once you cash that check.  At least I don’t pay for breakfast, ever.  And its steak, GO AHEAD, hate.  There will no longer be this page after a few shakes of the magic wand.  Concerened? I shall go on.  Magic rants have cryptic chants that unearth the scriptures of which to plant, in the mind of guys who utilize time past to glorify, a nonexistent future tense bracket.  CRAB SHIT.  Fracture the fat kid and eat him.  Waterworld with Kevin Kostner cost more at Walmart than it ever did before at my neighborhood video store.  I pity the whores who sell themseleves to their agents and ask for payment and gauge that just because their enslavement warrants them being famous is a reason to playcate the IDIOT KING.

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Live with Drew Citron

December 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment

This lovely lady played her beautiful fairy tunes at National Underground last night at 8:30.  I was drunk, and enthralled, I was however a little annoyed at having to pay a cover.  The things we do for friends.

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