Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

loved "left bits and pieces of wrath and judgement all over the floor"

I don't think I've ever seen anyone address the whole question of "if I found god, does that mean he was lost?"

"step right up"?

what a sales pitcher, covers every base from nuclear capability to celebritweets and dinner

and the language is pretty nice, too

now I'm picturing one of those eerie cartoon bubbles going down the drain, wailing "we scratch your balls so you don't have toooooo....."

what an image collision!

this proves halloween is every bit as scary as thanksgiving

I like the slam of the rhythm

and hester's right, the last stanza ends it perfectly

cool, ghoul

Spare change?
Real change?

Buzz Buzz Buzz.

saw said it: this sounds like the buzz-buzz of newsshow talking heads, as well as the street

nicely distilled

I don't think the speaker wants:

but in your dreams
I would play a simpering dog

(nice image)

longing, yes, but "not that kind of love"

this poem(Powm)-machine reminds me of a transparent-backed clock I was fascinated by as a kid--all the little moving gears...

no, more like a pipe organ, or a ferris wheel, or maybe an ATM?

thanks; what a pay-off!

I'd never been on this thread. Just got lonely enough tonight to go looking around, and saw what was here. No man can ever be a bigger ass about women than any other one; all men are asses about women, in their own way; all women are asses about men, too. Abuse may be just a side issue. Families are...

on youtube; song written by the brother of a friend

It's good, folks--help spread it around!

Please forward the link and do drop a comment on You-Tube if it moves you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaRPdzZ46Bc



Thanks

Terri

(all artists are listed in the credits)

Coming in from planet Ovaltine, oh my brothers, where Bobby D sings Mack the Wife to Super Robot Girl at the Korova Milk Bar--no good, though, she won't lend him a dime, she knows he's a big fat liar. SRG, I really want to have an important role in this most important upcoming universal event. No li...

I don't know math; I don't know physics; I was one of those mathophobes who thought her brain was only wired to what they called "the humanities". Turns out there are some great metaphors from math and the sciences. The poem refers to physics, and geometry, and the metaphor works, and is consistent;...

This sounds like it could easily go all summer. Can't wait to post something...and see what happens. Or to respond to what's up--

This whole scenario is too familiar. Have you ever wished you could Undo email? Brrr.

Oooh. I love this. I want Marc Chagall, Giotto, Lou Reed, Richard Thompson (they don't have to be dead yet; I'M not--), Alice Neel, Egon Schiele, Federico Fellini, Jean Dubuffet, Koko Taylor, and Virginia Woolf. Is that ten? I still want Isabel Eberhardt. Thanks, Lightnin. This one made me happy to ...