French Disko
Tuesday, April 28th, 2009I guess when you’re in love, this is the kind of stuff you listen to. The sun’s come out and I’m still waiting by the window. I’ve got tired eyes, but we’ll keep going.
I guess when you’re in love, this is the kind of stuff you listen to. The sun’s come out and I’m still waiting by the window. I’ve got tired eyes, but we’ll keep going.
Here’s to the bird that got lost in the arras. You wandered down and you kept going, while you wait for that open hand. In the wide open sky, what happened to you?
I’m loving this. I said to myself, ‘a. will fall in love with this’. Then I thought, ‘why can’t we both?’ Add this to the spring, the new summer, to all the virgin, future seasons. This is better than pasta… Fuck! This is better than a lot of things!
Today is a busy day. There are some good things that I will soon share later. But for now, I am looking forward to pasta for lunch. And I’m pretty sure you’re looking forward to your pasta with the garlic, butter, herbs and shrimp. I’m slightly falling asleep by the desk-window. My nose being brushed by the sun dust, only to be awakened by more of Aphra’s poetry about nature and juniper trees. I’m hungry. Aphra rhymes with pasta, right?
Shepherd’s pie, nutella-dipped donuts, a few drinks under Albert’s name, a late night school tour & walnut cakes. Goodnight everyone.
There’s a man on his rooftop and he’s lost his voice. He’s calling on other people’s ears. They say it’s going to rain this afternoon, but I don’t see it. The man knows it’s an easy thing… that it’s easy to get around when you’re a kid. It looks like he’s clearing his throat. He’s been screaming in Italian for a couple minutes now for the others to get off their asses. It’s late in the afternoon and the man’s comparing pennies in his head. He doesn’t want to wake up tomorrow to work, maybe to watch his Serie A futbol instead. I’ll be watching my futbol. My eyes are so sore.
The flooded Amazon documentary. I had to post this because I’ve been looking for this for a long time.
I read about Charles Mingus on née today. The messy way Mingus plays the keys of the piano reminds me of that Jon Brion song, ‘Phone Call’ from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.