Another RIP

It always frigh­tens me to see men youn­ger than my father falling like flies.

I for­got who Alex Chil­ton was, my father remin­ded me in an email.

The world remem­bers most fondly Big Star , so I’ll post the well known, but less heral­ded — not as cool piece, by the Box Tops.

RIP

Peace


The Kind of Music I Like

Tomo­rrow will be a day of redemp­tive iso­la­tion. Though no Wal­den Pond, my place pro­vi­des sec­lu­sion when neces­sary. The soli­tude, an iso­la­tion of con­ve­nience crea­ted by the fore­cast of down­pours and floo­ding, will be wel­come. The week has been busy, and this eve­ning I ate something that didn’t quite agree with me.
That’s tomo­rrow. Today is Old


Kiss Me Clean

kiss me clean
no,
don’t lick
kiss me clean
yes,
that’s it

lick me clean
no,
don’t kiss
lick me clean
yes,
that’s it


canapés and cocktails

Over canapés and cock­tails,
in fashio­na­ble cock­tail attire
after paying ten bucks for valet par­king
it’s about Dar­fur dar­ling
the incon­gruity of this esca­pes some
life is not just
I am not estran­ged from that fact

And I would rather be anywhere else
But here today

PEACE