Orsen Wells w/Citizen Cain
2009-01-15 03:31:48 UTC
A sweet singing masterpiece. Thanks Will.
Glad to be in the company of professionals.
Thanks, I enjoyed playing with it... in fact, I still am.Glad to be in the company of professionals.
I have a /version three/ that I'm finishing up, which I need to run by
you,
Matt, George et al for some critique, comment, and, of course
word-tweeking.
and, of course mockery and derision.you,
Matt, George et al for some critique, comment, and, of course
word-tweeking.
Although "Reinventing the Jennifer Wheel" is becoming a pretty much "new
poem" or probably similar to the Usenet "OB poem" it still has roots in
"the
workers do not dream of renouncing love", "Let's write a poem" and "one".
Yow, George, I just saw your post of yesterday... I had no idea that you'd
get so pissed about what I assumed was a knockoff "round robin" poem. All
of
yesterday evening and into the wee hours of this morning hanging out with
a
gang of musicians I had the poem with me, and having a good time spinning
off the original into some original visions, and too late to turn back
now.
But I want to make it perfectly clear (Nixon's "in" again... heh) that in
no
way do I want to be your enemy, mortal or otherwise, George... just
following my usual creative flow on what was clearly a "Village Green"
communal poem that wound up giving me some interesting ideas.
Perhaps all of us should take all the lines home and write our own
version--- then collect them all into a Usenet Collective chapbook/zine?
That idea just came in, but it really sounds like a good one, don't you
think?
Perhaps you should take yoru hippie wanna-be shit and shove it up your ass.poem" or probably similar to the Usenet "OB poem" it still has roots in
"the
workers do not dream of renouncing love", "Let's write a poem" and "one".
Yow, George, I just saw your post of yesterday... I had no idea that you'd
get so pissed about what I assumed was a knockoff "round robin" poem. All
of
yesterday evening and into the wee hours of this morning hanging out with
a
gang of musicians I had the poem with me, and having a good time spinning
off the original into some original visions, and too late to turn back
now.
But I want to make it perfectly clear (Nixon's "in" again... heh) that in
no
way do I want to be your enemy, mortal or otherwise, George... just
following my usual creative flow on what was clearly a "Village Green"
communal poem that wound up giving me some interesting ideas.
Perhaps all of us should take all the lines home and write our own
version--- then collect them all into a Usenet Collective chapbook/zine?
That idea just came in, but it really sounds like a good one, don't you
think?