Thursday, June 09, 2005

a good poem i found

this poem by jan manzwotz is mainly about show-business and such, i think its graphically true. It is really well put together

SHOW THE BIZ
Tonight's the big nightshowbiz is comingto take me awayand shoot me to the stars.Who's that in the corner?Is it the head of Sony,Decca,Music for Pleasure?Here to make my fantasies breatheand become as realas the stout swillmy foot has just stepped in?And what about her?The blonde just sat down on the couchferreting aroundin her minimally chic otter skin suitcase?Is she fishing out the contract?My pact with the devil?I don't mind signing on the dotted lineas long as I'm made to feel wanted.
Here is my poem, it consists of four words:

Transit....i can't stands-it!!!!

Wednesday, June 08, 2005

alllllright alllright allright

Ok. This is an ode to my old dog, Kuma, who we had to put down. my brother is writing one too and we are giving them to my dad for fathers day. anyways here goes.

He was a pound dog, by all means a mutt and mongrel; a stray and a varmit. Sweet Jesus he was huge! Well, actually he wasn't, but you got the feeling that when he was no longer a pup he was going to be inexplicably large. He had all the natural characteristics of a wolf; there were even some rumours uttered from the dog world that he was part wolf. Jack London would have been proud, because I daresay he was White Fang incarnate.
Oh the difficult task of naming this leviathan. No, 'Jack' or 'Sandy' would do. Not even your typical tough dog names like 'Bruiser' or 'Spike' would suffice. It would have been utterly trite to mew a creature like this with something as generic as a dog name. Our Japanese exchange student, dutifully watching this whole naming process must have sensed the importance of the situation. Only one Japanese word could properly describe such an animal; in both girth and character. She whispered "Kuma..." He had been crowned...

Bear...

As our family aged, so did Kuma. We soon discovered that there was a sheer depth and personality to this dog. No camaraderie, no bullshit. This dog was the archetype to every badass character ever played in any movie or book. He may not have been the first chronologically, but he most certainly was the fucking best.
He was the type who would challenge the most tolerable authority merely on principal. Surely you would assume his 'fuck-you-I-wont" attitude would get him into some predictable predicaments, but more often than not his classic puppy-dog stare would melt you into forgiveness.
Please do not misconstrue me; this dog was no asshole. His nack for sensing your mood, whether it be playful or lugubrious, was unmatched. One simple lick to your hand could reanimate you immediately. He had a soft side which, just like his wild side, was beautiful and thorough.
Kuma's cunning was unmatched by anyone in the animal world, and probably surpassed most of us humans. His untamable appetite...Well....Couldn't be fucking tamed. I remember (as a very young man) making myself a tremendous bagel sandwich. I spent what seemed like hours on this damn thing, waiting for the supreme moment when I could finally eat it. I turned my back on the sandwich for literally five seconds......five seconds.... my fucking sandwich was gone! Who in the name of holy Jesus is responsible for this lunacy, I thought. My abnormally large ears focused in on the sound of ungroomed claws on unfurnished hardwood floors. My eyes caught his bulbous ass running out the kitchen, and I gave hot pursuit. He multitasked; chewing and running and laughing and mocking, all at the same time! My sandwich was gone, I knew it as much as he tasted it. I cannot describe the undeniable grin on that wonderful fuckers face.

After a bunch of years, This dogs primal clock was ticking. He was deteriorating so rapidly that the grim decison was made by his family that he must be killed and packed into a bag. Kuma knew of his impending doom, so it seems he made a concious decison himself; He knew his memory would not be properly recognized in the mental and spiritual facets...no...he must also inflict terrible physical scars on his families bodies. This way we can never deny, in any way, his impact on our lives.

I love you, I miss you, I will never forget you......
Okay, Kieran
I am currenting reading a book called "shantaram" by Gregory David Roberts. the first thing to be said about this thing is that it is fucking huge. its a novel, but it is based on the authors life story, which is, to say the least, amazing. His wife left him and took his son, sending him into a life of heroin addiction, then finally crime. He held up many stores with a fake pistol, then when he was finally caught he was sent to jail for 17 years. THEN, he fucking escaped and went to India, where he set up a backwater clinic for poverty striken people. THEN, he started working for Indias most notorious mob boss, THEN, he got caught again and served out his sentence.
thats pretty much his story, as well as the book.

Monday, June 06, 2005

WARNING NOTHING CREATIVE IS WRITTEN BELOW TAKE NOTICE.

yo. havent updated in a while, i think ill just start throwing some random writing on here later. Im doing an Ode to my old dog, but its not done so it'll be up probobly wendsday. I might put up some birthday letters i wrote to people if i get that fucking desperate for material too.

Thursday, June 02, 2005

"I have a theory that the truth is never told during the nine-to-five hours." Hunter S thompson

good lord how true. ive decided I'm primarily a noctural person anyways, so shit, looks like im in the clear. If you see me looking like a zombie at school its generally because i've been up all night.

"I like too many things and get all confused and hung-up running from one falling star to another till i drop. This is the night, what it does to you. I had nothing to offer anybody except my own confusion." Jack Kerouac


Offer them what they secretly want and they of course immediately become panic-stricken. Jack Kerouac


i suggest (for anyone who hasnt) to read On the Road, by Jack Kerouac. It will change your life, hopefully for the better. One of the first novels written in "Gonzo" style, basically unedited and uncensored. beautiful.

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Bourroughs shot his wife in the head attempting to do a William Tell shooting trick. ouch...

Wednesday, June 01, 2005

Nonsense!

Ten minutes have passed as I am trying to find a way to start this diatribe. Lets give this a try...


Good lord what time was it... Regardless it was most definitely mild out. I felt the urge for tobacco, so I slowed the bicycle I was riding enough to reach into my pocket and pull a camel out. I am by no means, a full-time smoker, but this was in no way my first time inhaling the awful stuff. For some reason I cannot explain, the first drag hit me harder than any hit of anything I have ever ingested. My bike swerved, and my head twisted like some skeevy meth-head.
Get a grip, you sucker! Its a cigarette, not a crack-pipe. Whatever I was inhaling, it got right on top of me. My knees, weakened, and despite the mechanical advantage of my bike, I was moving like a landmine victim. I crawled (figuratively) passed an entire native family, every single one of them smoking. Sweet Jesus that baby seems to be handling the tobacco appropriately; well why can I? Granted, generations of tobacco abuse, as well as likely physical, mental, and racial abuse have contributed to his immunity, or at least tolerance of the shit. Still...
A large hill approached, and my decision to get off my bike and walk was inevitable. Might as well do it now, I thought. My cigarette, as well as my critical thought-process, had disappeared. What was wrong with me? I've heard of less intense acid-trips from what I was experiencing on that shameful and degrading day. Was this physically possible, or was I subconsciously creating some sort of teenage hormone-induced dream world? If so, why! So many questions; yet too much of a crippling embarrassment to ask them.
I had climbed that bitch of a hill, and regained my coherency enough to glide down the other side. After a few close calls with the curb, I once again decided to walk it. I was defeated, unable to deny the morbid depression which filled my brain. I passed a young-professional couple getting out of their Jetta. They judged me quietly. I wondered if they liked their neighbors... Would they support my decision to piss on their lawn?