i am not an philosopher, with my quill or
gooseneck desk lamp
i am not loved for me mind
(or bodies
or style
and not even my standoffish
natures)
unexpressed via speech
i would ask if my lips were gates
whose posts dug beneath the
sands of the sahara
or one of many deserts
short on breath
longing to remind us
of ten thousand years ago
as if green and wet
were the only fortunes
worthing envy
who knows.
on friday night me & ken went to the social, because acid mothers temple was playing. they played the same the same groove over and over again for thirty minutes while the guitar soloist just made insane runs up and down his fretboard. it was awesome. i was deaf. i am serious.
that's the way it is.
acid mothers temple are from japan, and they are the shadiest japanese dudes i have ever seen. usually, if i were to pass by some japanese folks in a dark alley, i would not be scared. but these guys...
a band called 'the occasion' opened. they are one of my new favorites. i am unable to compare them to anyone else, except that they did have spooky tape loops like the black heart procession, who we miss like no tomorrow. anyway, they alternated between spooky and groovy and trippy and flooring, and the bass player even got worked up enough to smash his instrument into the stage, over and over and over again, before going away. it was the only genuine smashing of instruments i have ever seen, because i never saw nirvana. except on television.
the concert was filled with sharply dressed hipsters, and girls in dresses. i have no clue.
that is it for the show. ken wants to get together to play guitars. i told him to give me ten more years, because i only know chords C, A, Am, G, E, Em, F, D, Dm, and some susses and adds, but he said that's good enough.
on saturday i went with mike and his wife and three of his wife's friends to epcot center. it was the first time i have ever been to an orlando attraction. it was expensive as fuck. sixty dollars to get in, and outrageous prices on food and bevvies. luckily, i have the ability to completely disregard outrageous pricing. i am not frugal. i sold out my life for five years, so i can afford six dollar beers.
we did a ride called mission space, i think. i thought i would throw up, because i get vertigo and motion sickness now. i almost threw up, but i did not. i felt queazy. it was a shame, because it was fun. i love rides. especially roller coasters. i have not tried to ride a roller coaster since i started getting motion sickness. i should try.
this is my new life as a pansy.
a pansy is a nice flower.
the lines at epcot were long. we twisted around lines that weaved back and forth. at one point we had stood in line for a span of fifteen minutes and we had reached a point where we were adjacent to a point we were at fifteen minutes before. mike said "three feet, as the crow flies." i said "i don't think even a crow would bother to fly for that much."
it was funny. i make jokes, sometimes.
we drank beers from around the world, and had food from around the world. i had mexican, german, italian, american, japanese, indian, french, and british, in that order. it was magnificent to be so fat.
that is pretty much all that i did this weekend. i desperately need to leave this town for a weekend, because i am tired of it.
i have been trying to change my mind set, because my mind has been too set. i need to be looser, more freewheeling, more open, more careless, less inhibited, less bothered. less angry, less bitter, more at ease. y'know, like beck, or john depp.
my first step, is a hot shower.