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| | From: ack (Original Message) | Sent: 10/18/2008 7:35 PM |
loneliness
it’s how others view u
but maybe not how u view your self.
Martys blouse.
Bukowski Joseph Beuys Celine Carver
some famous people craved it like something to attain
or be proud of.
if u do truly feel it remember life is just a practise for death
and in death we will only truly find it
forever over many eons that will go on like a forever cheap job
lunch break with the same sandwich.
so now really is the only chance we get to practise it
fine tune it welcome it praise it.
but then again even the co-operation of
dancing
fools can be welcome if u r at the end of your tether.
it might even give u something to laugh about even dancing fools have a purpose.
and laughing can be better then money sex and power any day.
be a holy sinner.
find laughter in true desperation.
true loneliness is just another word for being human, this strange condition we all seem to have, but most fuck it up.
maybe this is the only time we ever get to be truly alone
and it can be wonderful.
no questions no having to explain no small talk.
just u the 4 walls and lousy neighbour’s who play sod all like we were dead already.
and a
desperation it will never change,
as if.
just one lousy bum being the only lousy bum
he/she can be.
without ever going out again, after the attacks.
shit ! even lousy bums have a purpose but
I still need to find mine ?
or maybe I have, thinking is a lost art.
but I am all for it without the bull.
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It could be your deodorant, Ack. I know you're a Brit so if you're near Leeds market there's a stall selling Umbro spray for only £1. Apparently |
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lunch break with the same sandwich. You need to mix it up a bit. Alternate. Pasty one day, sandwich next. Pork Pie Tuesday, Tin of soup Wednesday. Do you change your undies regularly?
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| | From: _susan_ | Sent: 10/19/2008 5:41 AM |
i can't even read it. i immediately went to the comments. i suggest ack copy all of his works of pretend genius on these boards. they might get lost in the "migration." s. |
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| | From: ack | Sent: 10/19/2008 4:58 PM |
i bought my first deoderant last week-what a palaver ! |
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carver said it most succinctly
Vodka chased with coffee. Each morning I hang the sign on the door
(well there more after that, but less succinctly)
bellchap, your string-bead lines do express a loneliness (maybe so severe, that few will take the time to follow it to the end.) i took a look at the poem and figured it was "loneliness"
when i came to the second 'u', i knew that it was in fact "loneliness" and by reading further i would come to the same conclusion. loneliness.
ive found that its an admirable subject, loneliness, silence, or nothing-happens, that sort of thing. but i also think there needs to be a kind of tension, however slightly, a shadow of the text, something weary or awkward, or otherwise something that is not in the writers head, looming, unknown, for it to become interesting. the difference between jackingoff and lovemaking. know what i mean. this was a jackoff. but you can write, no doubt. write like theres no tomorrow.
i think you know what i mean.
actually i went a little further, and was intruiged by "Martys blouse". i thought aha, here it comes. here is the mystery. but then it didnt pick up on it, work it over. instead a list of writers and some stuff about what things are, knowledgable things. martys blouse is the opposite of such a knowledgable thing.
anyway. something like that. a piece of advice |
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