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Tuesday, January 06, 2009
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she won't feel safe 'til i steal a shotgun i tell you son learn how to aim with one eye shut it's nothing but trigger from there it's in god's hands from there it's all physics and trick photography she needs safety and shelter and sustenance then maybe she won't sit so tense our biographies will be unbelievable with the sun at our backs and shells lining the sills ready to resist i rock impatiently
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
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Please enjoy our latest music vdeo! This one was shot with a wind-up Bolex film camera... Please let us know what you think!
"Good Luck Rd" by Jeremiah Clark
video produced by aminibigcircus
featuring Jeremiah Clark Pa Clark Julie M. Anderson Sharon Clark Melissa Webb
http://aminibigcircus.com/goodluckrdvid. html
While you are at our site, please enjoy our other video and music offerings.
PeacetoYouandYouandYou
and Happy New Year!
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Saturday, November 29, 2008
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Every Thursday Cyrus would walk his hungry robot mumbling obscenities as he waved at passersby now and then he'd drop the leash and ruin the evening picnics and everyone saw him instigate and proliferate hate but they were all in his debt and afraid of his metal friend and found better things to do on the other end of town one morning he found a reason to excuse himself and use his wealth to saddle up his cyborgs and become invisible Cyrus Moody was a sonofabitch but we were all his fools
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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standing silently, suing for Peace seeking safe passage away from these sounds of man below the minimum speed alcoholic regrets retreat into the tall trees far from temptations and vending machine cities devoid of revanchist ambition we sing of Ante Bellum as if it was any better
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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The trees were none too pleased with the matter at hand
Sure the shrubs were game, but they'd go along with anything
The agreement had originally been signed on hemp parchment, so as not to offend
However certain caveats and loopholes made the wise shake in their roots
They were urged to relent, as if treaty might mean something
But all of those spices and death-making devices seemed to have taken their toll
Man-made craters surrounded them, as was the propensity to cut
Most said their goodbyes each and every night, assuming only the worst...
Others stood silently stunned, sickened, and resigned to slow cell death
When the boy chopped down a cherry and became president, the deal was clearly done
Normally children were the kindest, but this place liked to raise them mean
They would tease with pen knives, leaving useless epithets and selfish memories
Some would run by and yell "pulp!!!" just to make fruit drop
And now they had returned to re-negotiate the terms
To move some about to fit their preferred aesthetic
To figure out what other stuff they could make for themselves, and where to burn the bark...
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
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the evil clowns have this way about them
hypnotically waving their limbs and taking up all the eye contact...
constantly taxing the conversation with endless importance
beware their hair
they must never be mussed
i know i want to be right in loving them
those wrong songs just sound so familiar
the trees offer a safe oasis but before long they come a huntin'
riding sad cows and swinging chainsaws...
i saw some in a secret hallway the other day
changing old jokes and telling eachother lies
i crouched and listened with goosebumps
just so happy i was there...
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Tuesday, May 20, 2008
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beware deadly underwear and foolish habits don't hold your hat too tightly don't bleed so much that you cannot deliver tomorrow this music makes me wonder why we yell at eachother so much when we started saying such serious things when silliness is what this situation needs media matters, medium ladders and two good candles will show the way out just yesterday my lower back awoke from an extended slumber dreaming it was an elephant elegant inflections and funny faces are a dime a dozen while presence and honesty are hard to find easily forgotten mocked, even, by those who do not care to climb this mountain of intention and engage the future can be so exciting when in motion so dreadful sitting still when i stretch i feel like Spring
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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and so goodbye again! our remember-whens will sit like an oasis in my mind
come next time I will be your muse and soothe that furrowed brow anyhow I can leap tall buildings because of you
I'll thank you for today and then I'll see you when I see you again my lifelong friend…
you feed my phoenix
I feel you like family
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Monday, July 16, 2007
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Carol is stopped at a green light again. She's lost in a familiar thought cycle, one that constantly buzzes in the back of her mind. 'It's not money, we're fine….it's not Greg, he's great…it's not –' An irritated parp from the compact behind her is all that's needed to get her back into the rhythm. In one motion, Carol flips the left blinker and turns up the volume on the radio. Having just dropped Bradley off at class, she usually lets herself unwind a bit before getting to her job. It's that new band everyone is talking about. Is everyone talking about them or did she just hear someone say that everyone was talking about them? Well, either way it's got kind of a tasty, big mac quality to it. The merge onto the expressway wasn't smooth this morning. Carol swears that woman who almost ran her into the shoulder was her best friend in high school. Elizabeth? Evelyn? Whatever. If it was her, she'd put on some weight. Life would be better if we had wide-open roads to zoom around on. Nothing but you and the horizon. Like in the car commercials. The commercial for her and Greg's truck was fantastic. A cacophony of horns erupts behind Carol. She's still sitting at the light as it turns red. Why is her blinker on? She needs to go straight. To her right, that man still paces impatiently, checking the time on his phone every ten seconds or so. He has the same truck as she and greg. It sits next to her in the right turn lane with it's hood open, steaming and spitting. She hopes her and Greg's truck doesn't end up doing that. You certainly don't see that sort of thing in the commercials. In the commercial for her and Greg's truck there are helicopters, and off-road adventures. "we have this nice new truck… Bradley is doing well in his classes and sports programs…so…..
what's bothering me?"
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Monday, July 02, 2007
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In the last five hundred daze of the last 'Democratically Elected Administration,' the Leader of the Most Powerful Nation on Earth quietly stepped down, paving the way for a Man-Made Armageddon that made Revelations look like a Less Horrible Option...
It was a Tuesday in September when the casually dressed President declared from his Southern Ranch that he really didn't want to go to work anymore. He had six reasons for staying put, six excuses for his horrible performance as the Country's Chief Executive, and six pardons to dole out before he officially quit and told everyone to go away and leave him alone...
There was a universal 'oh shit' shared across the planet:
first by the acedemics who immediately realized the consequences of the president's resignation, and the threat it was to their posh livelihoods
then by the business people who realized that the game was on and that they gotta choke up and hit this opportunity out of the ballpark
then by the workers who immediately scattered their unions and changed their names
eventually, within the hour, the whole world was muttering and crying, wishing they had never helped as much as they did to humanity's decline
and now they had no choice. there was a New Leader who had the laws, who had the guns, who had the plans
all basic rights were suspended at the inaugural address
the bombs started dropping on or 'Enemies' immediately
everyone was asked to neatly dispose of their reamaing assets in the supplied containers
as the New Leader sat and grinned...
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