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In Love and Light
Day: June 13, 2018
Something to Think About …. “🧐 Assumptions Frequently Lead to Trouble 🧐 …. “!!
from It Is What It Is
Jazz Age Wednesdays ― Hullaba Lulu 9.3
It’s Jazz Age Wednesdays on Teagan’s Books and this week’s episode is a doozy!
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
Lulu and Valentino dance in a Pittura Metafisica, by Rob Goldstein
Hey there, Sheiks and Shebas! Welcome back to Jazz Age Wednesdays. You already know I’m being a pantser as I write this story — flying by the seat of my pants, not planning anything. All the details, major and minor are triggered by the sets of things from Rob Goldstein, who creates the gorgeous images and videos for this series. (Click herefor Rob’s entire collection of videos.)
Today I’m featuring music from the Jazz Age. There are videos for songs mentioned in this chapter from YouTube as well as some from Rob. I’m giving you those music breaks since this episode is about 2,000 words in length. That will help you save your place if you don’t have time. If you don’t like long posts — you’ve been warned.
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Sudden Tears
…and Rimbaud’s limb being so caught up goes be-bopping out the door into the forest through the trees – raga rag in the grass overturning picnic baskets whizzing past churchyard gates right in step it genuflects then aims and leaps over the scene over the rainbow out of the canvas into space pure space—as remote and colorless as dear arthur’s face. a face made incorporeal full of grace. sunken eyes—those cobalt treasures closed forever.
clenched fist relaxed wrist
his pipe turned in…
out in the garden the children are gathering
it’s not a whim. they are accurate immaculate,
as cruel as him.
they sing:
legs can’t flail
cock can’t ball
teeth can’t bare
baby can’t crawl
rimbaud rimbaud facing the wall
cold as hail dead as a doornail
sudden tears!
Excerpt from the poem Rimbaud Dead, by Patti Smith
