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L’Odyssée

R Young. L’Odyssée. Mixed mediums on canvas. 70 cm x 50 cm. 2021. — L’Odyssée — When they asked him … More

acrylic painting, diary, fate, hope, L'Odyssée, language, mixed mediums, The Odyssee, verse

Manifesto Distress Code

Manifesto Distress Code — A sidebar to the story of Sil Worthy (qv.) — SOME ADVISE: Getting to the End. … More

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speak of the Cities of Paradise, rider

speak of the Cities of Paradise, rider “I had a dream” Tom said. “I was naked and lost, like a … More

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Meditation on Caruso Slow

  Caruso Slow Meditation on Caruso Slow You may take lips for granted. But you would be wrong to do … More

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What if you followed the Berkeley Barb January 19-26?

What if you followed the Berkeley Barb January 19-26? What if you followed what is accepted as the emergent view … More

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Buddhist Third Class Junkmail Oracle, January 1968

Buddhist Third Class Junkmail Oracle, January 1968 For creating these dada assemblages for Project 68, one of my favorite underground … More

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A Song for the Seeker Up S**t Creek.

A Song for the Seeker Up S**t Creek. Him been hearing stories all too long, sorry folklore, crummy like some … More

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Amazing Grace

Amazing Grace She would like to say, you think you make your own choices in life but we are nothing … More

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Ad astra

Dec. 1, 2017 A day of modest expectations striking these keys with few errors & a good, steady pace like … More

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At the corner (four versions)

Four versions of “At the corner” 1. Of summer, of the man on notice there where the corner aches in … More

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