Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

Very interesting, creosote curve space..
strange physics that very few people know about.

In the days when America was great opium and marijuana was legal when great writers like Mark Twain told Americans how ignorant they were and people would listen to his words when Poe enthralled his readers with stories and poems that showed a dark streak in the American psyche there was room for gr...

We seem to be stuck in a Shakespeare play, eye of newt.

The Buddha , as far as I know was a real person, or there were real Buddhas But I don't know about the Dalai Lama, what he has to do to stay alive The people that run this planet, are from bloodline families they belong to secret societies, they keep the people controlled through division, keep peop...

The hippies had a problem with the hippies, because so many "normal " people could not understand what they were about, did not want to understand, did not try to understand, because they had been dumbed down by the so-called education system. Why were people so afraid of young people that were look...

I agree with Bukowski Shakespeare did not do it for me his plays were too clever but it's not just that do we know who he really was it seems to me he was feeding the vanity of the rich and powerful and at the same time making fun of them but it was more titillation of their humungous egos the elite...

It is rather weird to remember the late sixties and how much the people, the slaves that thought America was some kind of great because there was still some kind of middle class. Weird to remember back just how much hate was leveled at the hippies. These people that thought they were living in the l...

it's not headed in any direction that you want to go, poetry, music, art it's all headed down hill because it all will be normalized because nobody will be able to think outside of the control box we will be packed into prefab cities and forced to live in small cubicles those who are still alive wil...

I was seventeen in 67' the summer of love was a moment of strange beauty in the middle of the madness of this world we live in, but there is really nothing to compare it to, except the music suddenly became very creative. It's very difficult to zero in on what forces were converging, because collage...

I remember a girl I was head over heels over in 67'
her parents put her in a place called Bellview i think it was called,
for awhile, this poem reminded me of her.

the summer of love arrived like a cheap hell's angel movie out there it was summertime the panhandle was a green finger pointing to the golden gate electric blue skies over Victorian roof tops Big Sur was a hitch hike away but the flower children were homeless and on Haight street love came in a sug...

what happened to Bugs Bunny we are in uncharted territory here the world is more insane then ever I'm not saying a cartoon character was keeping us sane, but the surrealists liked Bugs, blues and jazz but I don't know why but poets use to be kinda like bugs what's up Doc the Fuds have taken over cou...

Right, making war is a total lack of imagination, maybe it just seemed like part of human nature when people fought with arrows and swords, because it seems like people have been killing each other all the way back, think of the contradictions in the Bible, love your neighbor or kill him. But in thi...

good is good, cool is cool what about that isn't true poetry is no joke, the high evolved beings speak in poetic symbolic language like the zen monks using koans, to illustrate the mind stuff which in a moment of enlightenment cuts through faulty thinking poetry is a lot like the shotgun approach or...

I think I took LSD about six times since 68', I had mushrooms several times but mostly my psychedelic trip took the form of going deeply into poetry which was in Santa Cruz in the early seventies, it wasn't so much about dropping a tab anymore, Santa Cruz was one big psychedelic trip just walking do...