The labors of the lyricist underline the strange fellow with squinted ears; If you think inclined the given becomes a must. No one image vibration or line could be too much.
December29 2011; The year is almost done and I have finally, officially settled into my new loft here in Portland. I’m writing this in my room, with my new/used desk from the one love house in Grants Pass. (Thank you Antonio!) Life has been pretty hectic and go go go for me this entire last month. Yet now, things will slow down a bit while I adjust to my new life. I live close enough to bike down to Hawthorn, or I could just jump on the 17 two blocks from my house and hit the streets at the square for my busking. I’m pretty excited to be a street musician again. The last time I was, I lived in Phoenix AZ and the light rail ride was about 45 min one way to my spot.. Here I am a lot closer, and there’s a lot more then one spot to play. Life is good.
The Copious Aid
you’ve got the number to hit it off my way
like in that number, they all sing it on Broadway
redefined in emotional contexts
that outline the alleged aesthetic, drawn out beyond text
and though we refrain to rekindle any essence found within your passivity
we reiterate the copious aid of perpetuating verbs intentionally
shifting the complacent dormancy of a subliminal truth
that hangs the idea of this consequential transcendence
you in turn forsooth
the knowledgeable ripples of an unrecognized logic
that speak of what you’ve then believed are your ethics
stating that; you train your ear to recognize idiosyncratic irony
and that you alone know when it revels in conformity









