Month: October 2018
Reading: Where The Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein
Shel Siverstein (1930-1999) was an American painter, poet and songwriter. I read a sweet little poem about the end of the line. Where the sidewalk ends There is a place where the sidewalk ends and before the street begins, and there the grass grows soft and white, and there the sun burns crimson bright, and ...
Observation
What i am is also: world The world that was repelling me Or so i felt The world in which i had no say Not even about moving some of her smallest parts I feel embarrassed. So trivial my thoughts So puny my process. My time. I watch an ant that i don’t smash Walking ...
Reading: The Bluet by James Schuyler
James Schuyler (1923-1991) was an American poet, central figure of the New York School, close to Frank O'Hara and
You can look back but you cannot go back
The sun has climbed to the center of my life, I feel the height. I am now allowed to play my role. Ahead of me: the big afternoon, the affirmations, the chiseling of cold metaphors, the wisdom of oracles, the old belief that we can tell darkness from the light, the relief of amor fati, ...
How to live
Learn how to live in overtime
After all the things have been felt
Teach yourself the glory of gratitude
Become a bricklayer of moments
In the shade of a towering ideology
The one you followed for a while
Be old enough for your age, and always wear a smile
Professor Trompsky #2
Welcome back professor Trompsky, glad you took your time to talk about the controversial Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh. - Thank you. These are very serious matters yes. I think he is the least capable person in America today to become a Supreme Court Justice. Every which way you look at it, this nomination ...