While this IS a bleggalgaze, the first openly bleggalgazy bleggalgaze in more than a year, using this format in the future does not require a bleggalgaze
1)some of sleigh's poem reminds me of a couple of lines from todd rundgren's 'fascist christ'
Jesus and money make a man speak in tongues Scream out his lungs, roll in the dung And when the song is sung, he moves up another rung And the deaf and the dumb are the ones who get stung
here's todd's video of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP1yRSwgGJw
someone thinks this live performance is the most powerful iteration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxTA7YMnF3A
2)the grid is interesting this time - repetition will diminish its novelty, of course, but no doubt it will get easier the more often you do it - life is a journey of learning, growth, and change, among other things
3)[photos of certain topics - landscapes, companion animals - are always welcome from this viewer's perspective - their absence today is noted although 'regretted' is too strong a word]
3a)[i send thoughts and prayers to the creative forces of the universe for your animal companions and their human companions]
4)krishna's remark about people also applies to cops - they have both divine and demonic tendencies
decades ago there was a saying 'your local police are armed and dangerous'
5)this is interesting to me - the new mexico congressperson who may become the first member of an indian tribe to be part of the president's cabinet - dept of interior, no less - while she grew up in her mother's pueblo homeland, she is of half-norwegian descent, which is where she got her surname
6)one of your links refers to 'queer ambient music' - when i listen to tchaikovski, am i listening to 'queer symphonic music'?
7)there is a story - a seeker asks their spiritual director - if there are so many unknown saints working in the world today, why is humankind so cast down? - the reply without their labour, humankind would not be so cast down - rather, we would already be extinct
8)happy holidays - may your days be merry and bright, and may all your seasonal celebrations be multiculturally aware - as has been said, we have the ability to intend to manifest tolerance for those with different struggles and freedom to live beyond the limitations of our past ways
I was going to comment in the voice of a despised Star Wars character, hated and reviled even more than any of the baddest bad guys, but will not. All Power To The Great Grid!
Once again mcphd's additions include nuanced perspective in multiple paragraphs. I am reminded of something that I'll place here for future use, which is one side of a dialog I am planning. The speaker, in appreciation toward the collective of their Gegenüber: "Why, maybe as many as seven out of ten of you aren't even fascists at all." I'm still negotiating the percentage.
EMCEE: "But, if you could see her / through my eyee-ss -- / She wouldn't look like / a Fascist / at all" (Apologies to Kander and Ebb's "Cabaret", 1966)
1)some of sleigh's poem reminds me of a couple of lines from todd rundgren's 'fascist christ'
ReplyDeleteJesus and money make a man speak in tongues
Scream out his lungs, roll in the dung
And when the song is sung, he moves up another rung
And the deaf and the dumb are the ones who get stung
here's todd's video of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP1yRSwgGJw
someone thinks this live performance is the most powerful iteration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxTA7YMnF3A
2)the grid is interesting this time - repetition will diminish its novelty, of course, but no doubt it will get easier the more often you do it - life is a journey of learning, growth, and change, among other things
3)[photos of certain topics - landscapes, companion animals - are always welcome from this viewer's perspective - their absence today is noted although 'regretted' is too strong a word]
3a)[i send thoughts and prayers to the creative forces of the universe for your animal companions and their human companions]
4)krishna's remark about people also applies to cops - they have both divine and demonic tendencies
decades ago there was a saying 'your local police are armed and dangerous'
5)this is interesting to me - the new mexico congressperson who may become the first member of an indian tribe to be part of the president's cabinet - dept of interior, no less - while she grew up in her mother's pueblo homeland, she is of half-norwegian descent, which is where she got her surname
6)one of your links refers to 'queer ambient music' - when i listen to tchaikovski, am i listening to 'queer symphonic music'?
7)there is a story - a seeker asks their spiritual director - if there are so many unknown saints working in the world today, why is humankind so cast down? - the reply without their labour, humankind would not be so cast down - rather, we would already be extinct
8)happy holidays - may your days be merry and bright, and may all your seasonal celebrations be multiculturally aware - as has been said, we have the ability to intend to manifest tolerance for those with different struggles and freedom to live beyond the limitations of our past ways
Impressive.
ReplyDeleteI was going to comment in the voice of a despised Star Wars character, hated and reviled even more than any of the baddest bad guys, but will not. All Power To The Great Grid!
ReplyDeleteOnce again mcphd's additions include nuanced perspective in multiple paragraphs. I am reminded of something that I'll place here for future use, which is one side of a dialog I am planning. The speaker, in appreciation toward the collective of their Gegenüber: "Why, maybe as many as seven out of ten of you aren't even fascists at all." I'm still negotiating the percentage.
ReplyDeleteEMCEE: "But, if you could see her / through my eyee-ss -- / She wouldn't look like / a Fascist / at all"
Delete(Apologies to Kander and Ebb's "Cabaret", 1966)
Struck down blind mouse dumb—
Deletedare I comment so stricken?
haiku just might do