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Category Archives: Albert Camus
Blue For Me and Black in Spades
Blue for me and black in spades. One up and down with running totals – marked in blue and black for you. Blue of me who counts my cards and wilds imagination – blueways. Black in prairie … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, America, bible, Génération au Feu, jack kerouac, leonard cohen, Lucifer, Poetry, prayer, Song, suicide, the beats
Tagged Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, death, Génération au Feu, jack kerouac, masturbation, poetry, prayer, sexless, When this American Woman “Let Us Compare Mythologies” published 1956
Once More for Making Sure
Release the heat and lick my soul with cleansing flames. Once consumed, I will be free of earth and space. Onward sentimentalities; give our embrace tonight – is certain. Turn the dial and etch the settings. Once more for making … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, alcohol, beat, cohen, dreams, love, music, Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Rimbaud, beat poetry, Boulevard Saint-Germain, Dreams, environment, expatriates, French Poetry, God, jack kerouac, Jacques Prevert, leonard cohen, Lost Generation, Lucifer, ocean, Paris, Sex, Song, Spirituality, Surrealism, tom waits, Women
Tagged alcohol, Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Rimbaud, dreams, faith, Génération au Feu, God, jack kerouac, Jacques Prevert, leonard cohen, love, martin luther king, Neal Cassady, Surrealism, the beats, tom waits, When this American Woman “Let Us Compare Mythologies” published 1956
Time Drips Down and Down
Abbreviated love this afternoon, until light strikes clouds and hours roar near. I think it often while extending moments and ticks, until my sun who shimmers; circles along my chest. Happy is the word and content for hands; that touched … Continue reading
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Tagged Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Rimbaud, boogie, death, God, jack kerouac, leonard cohen, Montmartre, Neal Cassady, Ogden Nash, Serge Gainsbourg, the beats, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
My Grump and Grind Act is Back to Feast
Back like baboons – full of grumps to grinds; my pleasures are theirs. They obey my commands! You guessed it old world, my new world troubles. The monkey house riots, are back in town. Here little monkey with feed-song screech. Claw … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, alcohol, beat, cohen, dreams, love, music, Allen Ginsberg, America, Angela Yvonne Davis, Arthur Rimbaud, beat poetry, bible, Black History, devil, French Poetry, God, Gypsy, Hope, jack kerouac, Jacques Prevert, leonard cohen, Paris, Poetry
Tagged Allen Ginsberg, dreams, faith, Jacques Prevert, jesus, leonard cohen, prayer, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
Garbage of Song List Memory
Nighttime driving seeing double dippers and naked romps Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, beat poetry, jack kerouac, Jacques Prevert, Ogden Nash, Paris, tom waits
Tagged Allen Ginsberg, jack kerouac, leonard cohen, Ogden Nash, tom waits
The Curious See
Streams of light continue understood – of life and before. The curious see. People know – they don’t talk. The stars tell all at five in the morning. They show the end and the beginning. Constant beam, to me, to you … Continue reading
Angel Fleet by My Shoulder
I languished over a cup of coffee, felt up and down my thighs for muscular-electric pulses and seethed along the cold roads of Cherokee. Furthermore I witnessed for god, observing a silent jogger; most hushed and gentle. She swept by with lack of … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, America, beat poetry, God, Hope, Paris, Poetry, prayer, Spirituality
Tagged Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Rimbaud, death, God, jack kerouac, Jacques Prevert, prayer, religion, tom waits
Bluebird Chimes and Cafe Checks
Motor me and wreck me through; you caught me up; you sung by night. The wild sky reach and glass of wine; the sip of air – so crisped and shatter. It sounds like spiked drink up and ladies bare … Continue reading
Whine The Wind For Another Tale
Trickling some laughs and rippling steam, allow my hands to palm the curve, and smell my sense and shake the salt. Ears and waves her boiler-room shy, trust the touch; the experience of age. Smell your sense and shake it … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, beat poetry, devil, Drug Abuse, God
Tagged Bad Karma, Blades of Grass, Emotional Choices, love, Summer
Dirt of Dust
Puffing fire from air and heat from dark, willowed and bent – We lost ourselves in the leaves, who were dried and crisp as offerings, as the dirt of dust seeps gently overhead – The waves are rippled with final thoughts and breaths that … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, beat poetry, French Poetry
Tagged Brazil, Climate Change, death, Floods, leonard cohen
Sleep Dreamer
draw my hands that glide on water… Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Arthur Rimbaud, Spirituality
Tagged Albert Camus, Ferlinghetti, Jacques Prevert, Yortzeit
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America the Beautiful
who demonized our little tap dancer; the Sermon Dream Continue reading
The Lounge
Such a polished act, “who you mean”, your obscenity and crawling nails, they scratch the sidewalk, we lost all hope for You and walk with dark eyes; thrown from Your arms. You held the tickets, of children whose dreams and … Continue reading
Posted in tom waits, leonard cohen, devil, William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, San Francisco Renaissance, First Surrealist Manifesto, Albert Camus
Tagged leonard cohen, tom waits, Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, Andre Breton, Arthur Rimbaud, First Surrealist Manifesto, Génération au Feu, William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac Blog, poetry
Morning Prayer
chins to ground among the shrill, hordes of anger with tiny voices of fruitless grain, ears sewn closed waves of wind, noise to white with mortal bites, elegant absence, mouths sewn open frosty views to simplicity of you, bastards of … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, jack kerouac, leonard cohen, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
Tagged Albert Camus, Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Rimbaud, Génération au Feu, jack kerouac, Jacques Prevert, leonard cohen, Lost Generation, Man Ray, Neal Cassady, Ogden Nash, Serge Gainsbourg, Stéphane Grappelli, tom waits, William S. Burroughs
The Green Fairy
…naked tempations that menace the soul Continue reading
