Thursday, June 20, 2013
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Monday, May 27, 2013
Rule of Constancy
Sir Eli Grey
The Noblest of Noblemen
Sought Everything Good
Knowing how he was
Dastardly Misunderstood
Knowing how he was
Dastardly Misunderstood
Having Lost his Hope
Or his Mind
Or his Mind
He Came to Find
Along this Path
At the End of the Tunnel
Was a Snack and a Bath
Along this Path
At the End of the Tunnel
Was a Snack and a Bath
"Oh I Hope it's Tea."
This Would Please
The Gaunt and Weary Gentleman.
He Certainly Deserved It
For After Centuries of Doing
Everything and Nothing at All
This Would Please
The Gaunt and Weary Gentleman.
He Certainly Deserved It
For After Centuries of Doing
Everything and Nothing at All
Tea was the Only Thing that Remained Constant.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
What you see in front of you
Is not what you're seeing.
It is an accumulation of all the bullshit you want to see.
It is an accumulation of all the bullshit you want to see.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Thursday, February 28, 2013
The Right Place
When in contemplation, I always find necessity in securing a practical and unobtrusive location in which to facilitate proper genius.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
We live on or in this plane where the only congruence with our concept of "sense" is that it makes none.
Temptation is no longer based on aesthetic appeal but convenience and conditional based on instantaneous gratification.
Thousands of ugly banners advertising ugly meals for ugly people. Did we need to be reminded daily by a banner (just beneath the reminder of our "patriotism") that Tandoori Chicken exists beneath that shamble of a shack? Can I have a faded, tacky banner above my head that states simply, "Disgust"? That's what I have under my roof. If social protocol would have it that we now inform the general public by placing banners representing every mundane thought that pops into our minds... oh wait, I forgot that already exists too.
Temptation is no longer based on aesthetic appeal but convenience and conditional based on instantaneous gratification.
Thousands of ugly banners advertising ugly meals for ugly people. Did we need to be reminded daily by a banner (just beneath the reminder of our "patriotism") that Tandoori Chicken exists beneath that shamble of a shack? Can I have a faded, tacky banner above my head that states simply, "Disgust"? That's what I have under my roof. If social protocol would have it that we now inform the general public by placing banners representing every mundane thought that pops into our minds... oh wait, I forgot that already exists too.
Monday, January 21, 2013
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