nearly almost nothing like Zuihitsu

[stilltrucking]

Re: Zuihitsu
Post by gypsyjoker » Wed Mar 08, 2017 8:30 am

What is this all about
no worries for me
jamming where ever what ever
every have something on the tip of your tongue
virtually speaking of those silicon snips under the tip of my finger on the mouse
tip of the mouse
nothing more tenuous then my grip on life
jamming with a sister get one of those thoughts just teetering on the threshold of my consciousness
thinking of Basho being concise
"I blinked on Basho
what do I know"
thinking Blinked on Basho?????
where did that come from
WTF was that
an original thought?

sorry mingo got to go back and read this thread
for some reason somehow sometime
I wondered why this relates


so anyway
weather is weirder that texas these days
still riding
maybe even still trucking
breaker breaker
doubt it
you ever google yourself
http://www.sumoforum.net/forums/topic/3 ... s/?page=17
Free Rice
Avatar Courtesy of the Baron de Hirsch Fund

'Blessed is he who was not born, Or he, who having been born, has died. But as for us who live, woe unto us, Because we see the afflictions of Zion, And what has befallen Jerusalem." Pseudepigrapha

[stilltrucking]

starting over at 81
oblivious to the obvious
the ink flows from the pen as
this text follows the blinking cursor

as one finger pokes at this keyboard on a cold night of discontent


remember
happy time memories
freezing night in the valley 1998?
the night i stumbled onto litkicks and discovered all those beautiful people who were so kind to me
I wish I could write like Jack
but I am just a scribbler
But i ride the ego trip

"i am just a plumber"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpaWqFXNsaE&t=109s

I remember how I felt the first time read Coney Island of the Mind that is how I felt at Litkicks™ and StudioEight™
who says I got nothing to lose

[stilltrucking]

silence after rock and roll night
suicide notes and the eye witness news blues

The gunman had left a paper note behind, addressed to a relative and including the passcode to his cellphone and information about his bank account. Mr. Sauschuck said that it was not explicitly a suicide note but that its tone suggested he was not going to be alive much longer.

NYT