it is a hotel california & a lot of residents give it as much respect as they do a hotel room
Saturday, November 18, 2006
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avl
elected terry bellamy 33 smart black woman mayor
pro hockey minor league baseball
13" snow/year
low crime
all galleries & independent local shops & street cafes & parks & construction & tourists no chains
2 universities lakes rivers hospitals live music film festival decaying warehouses bookstores moldy shack gingerbread house chain link fence live music film festival street musicians tenor sax when the saints go marching in couple fiddlers young & hot biscuits river district artist studio stroll heady grocery stores manufacturing pvc pipe backpacks shrimp & grits & dogs all over the place
pro hockey minor league baseball
13" snow/year
low crime
all galleries & independent local shops & street cafes & parks & construction & tourists no chains
2 universities lakes rivers hospitals live music film festival decaying warehouses bookstores moldy shack gingerbread house chain link fence live music film festival street musicians tenor sax when the saints go marching in couple fiddlers young & hot biscuits river district artist studio stroll heady grocery stores manufacturing pvc pipe backpacks shrimp & grits & dogs all over the place
Thursday, November 16, 2006
from "The Octopus and the Squid - The Soft Intelligence" by J.Y. Cousteau
The octopus is the chameleon of the sea. Or rather, the Proteus of the sea -- the modern-day embodiment of the mythological hero who escaped his enemies by constantly changing his form. Indeed, the sudden changes of color and form by means of which cephalopods attempt to throw their enemies off the track are called "protean manifestation." For cephalopods are excellent actors, with vast repertories, and they are able to play many roles by making use of stratagems which, on dry land, are usually found only in the theater: disguises, gestures, mime, poses and posturing.
The octopuses we encountered displayed all these tricks in abundance for our divers, just as they do for eels and groupers. Being without the natural protection of shells, they find safety only in flight or in disguises. They are undoubtedly the champions of hide-and-seek.
The octopuses we encountered displayed all these tricks in abundance for our divers, just as they do for eels and groupers. Being without the natural protection of shells, they find safety only in flight or in disguises. They are undoubtedly the champions of hide-and-seek.
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peace haiku 23-29
imagine them in
their underwear & know that
they want you to win
figs are full of red
sweet pulpy seeds to eat when
birds don't get there first
try best not to take
personally or assume
impeccable words
i hate your fear and
want you to be stronger than
i can imagine
push harder against
the tendency to just sit
there & do nothing
i'm sorry you cried
i tried to be honest &
gentle but couldn't
i can see past it
the walls of scars of blue pain
erupt swept away
their underwear & know that
they want you to win
figs are full of red
sweet pulpy seeds to eat when
birds don't get there first
try best not to take
personally or assume
impeccable words
i hate your fear and
want you to be stronger than
i can imagine
push harder against
the tendency to just sit
there & do nothing
i'm sorry you cried
i tried to be honest &
gentle but couldn't
i can see past it
the walls of scars of blue pain
erupt swept away
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