Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

Always try to trim the unwanted (and unwarranted) obstructions. Let's all get on that wavelength.

It was wide open when I was young.
Then some of the roads closed.
Some hit fences, or ridges
with only star terrains beyond.

I wandered on a spinning rock
in a crowd of stars, a lump of iron
and silica, fickle moon in tow,
alone, like a Las Vegas gambler
at a table in a crowd.

Had big plans to travel across the country.
I left on 9/10/01, then September 11th happened.

I am about to retire.
For now, I just too often tire.

Well, if someone happened to watch me pass, sitting at less than the speed of light... Ah well, the whole thing's a bit silly.

And one of my other favorites: "You can't have everything. Where would you put it?"...

"If you were driving at the speed of light
and you turned on your headlights,
would they do anything?"

I wish I could make
a poem out of that.

And in our heads. I had the Doors' LA Woman stuck in my head yesterday. Not sure why it took me so long to figure out that it's metaphorical-- a song about LA as a "woman." Then I read somewhere that the "Mr Mojo Risin" bit near the end is an anagram of "Jim Morrison" ... Huh, ok ...

The human experience

Fuck the idea that we need to "make America great again." How much "greater" than we were just a few years ago do we need to be, exactly?

Where is rock music now?
Has it finally been beaten down
by the terminal police forces
in our so-called governments?

Yes ... I had a chance to go see him at a bookstore about 20 years ago. I wish I'd gone. I don't think he does those sort of events anymore.

Btw I have no ingrained "hatred" of anyone as I keep reading on message boards, even if I live on the so-called hopelessly "Liberal" and "anti-American" west coast of the US. I'm certainly not the vilified "global elite," as too often associated, who tend to live on both the east and west coasts and...

Nice. I don't think I ever would've guessed that one just from the clue.

I mean, beyond the obvious "Smart" phone attached to everyone's hand (as if surgically), there have been plenty of warning signs, starting with the "how big is your Screen" movement in the '80s, even long before the horrible wonderful internet. When Screens in cars started getting so big that they p...

Thanks Steve. What an amazing time that must've been. Most of us, including, yes, myself at times (too often), are losing touch with the natural world, and are being assimilated into a creeping glaze of a virtual digital world. It's kind of shocking, the change(s) in just 2 decades. In 2005-06, when...