365 12/31

Brian Sipe has been named head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs

365 12/30

With voices out of nowhere

Put on specially by the children for a lark

365 12/29

Great is the power of theatre, even if

it always does get knocked down in the end

365 12/28

I asked for an autograph

He wanted to stay home

I wish someone would phone

365 12/27

Time, one more vodka and lime

To help paralyze that little

Tick tick tick tick

365 12/26

The problem is this, we gotta' fix it

Check out the justice, and how they run it

365 12/25

See the day when men of good will

Live in peace, live in peace again

365 12/24

Why worry, there should be laughter after the pain

There should be sunshine after the rain

365 12/23

I should have left this town this morning

But it was more than I could do

365 12/22

Liz Taylor is not his style

And even Liberace's smile

Is something he can't see

365 12/21

Sometimes it seems

We'll touch that dream

But things come slow or not at all

365 12/20

We are going insane

365 12/19

You must be blind

If you can't see

The gaping hole called reality

365 12/18

I understand that you're busy and all

But thanks for the memories

When the world didn't seem so small

365 12/17

Cause nothing really matters

I thought I knew better, so much better

365 12/16

Missing: Middle Class Jobs

365 12/15

Why live in a veil of tears

Let me be the one until your prince appears

365 12/14

Now the city gone dark, there is no more joy

They tore the heart right out and cut him to the core

365 12/13

Oh, yes. They will.

We have only to make an offer 

they cannot refuse.

365 12/12

You leave me no choice in the matter

365 12/11

I'm sick of love but I'm in the thick of it

This kind of love I'm so so sick of it

365 12/10

One Day the Poor will have nothing to eat but the Rich

365 12/9

Turn to me

Turn and drink of me

Or look away

And never more think of me

365 12/8

He didn't see her anywhere

He told himself he didn't care

365 12/7

And I've tasted the bitterness of my own tears

Sadness is all my lonely heart can feel

365 12/6

Trump's hatred hurts me too

365 12/5

Long as they get my page right on Wikipedia

Long as the say my name right in the media

365 12/4

Gun Crime is Over! 

If you want it!

365 12/3

Fear Everything

Do Nothing

365 12/2

We did it in the dark, it's coming out

The world is crazy and I cannot sleep but

365 12/1

I watched you suffer a dull, aching pain

Now you decided to show me the same

365 11/30

Well I hope you won't see me in my ragged company

Well you know I could never be alone

365 11/29

We could steal time, just for one day

365 11/28

Being Naked is the #1 most sustainable option

365 11/27

Time gets old, echoes grow faint;

365 11/26

Those days I delighted in everything

365 11/25

Not all good things come to an end now it is only a chosen few

365 11/24

It always brings me back when I hear, "ooh child"

365 11/23

Have you ever loved somebody?

Way before you got to dream?

365 11/22

It's easy being here but I've got ground to cover

There's nothing you can do to make me wanna stay

365 11/21

Informed dissent is more patriotic than blind obedience

365 11/20

I can't feel a thing from my head down to my toes

365 11/19

Kissing like a bandit, stealing time

Underneath a sycamore tree

365 11/18

secret walls

365 11/17

What the Sound

365 11/16

Love is my religion

365 11/15

What I Should Have Said

Volume 8

Dispatches From The Great Regression (11/9/2016)

Dispatches from the Great Regression

   I woke early on the morning of November 9, 2016, and just stared at the ceiling. I had fallen asleep trying to comprehend the surprise consequences of the months of ugliness I had been watching, hoping to find some humanity in the bleakness. Maybe the night before was just an incredible nightmare. No, all too real. The world had really changed.  I felt as if I was inside the third chapter of a Cormac McCarthy novel. "Is this the new dystopian reality?

365 11/14

With my voice

I am calling you

365 11/13

This Fire Hydrant....