Up beats and beat downs
Selector spinning it 'round
Damn, that shit is tight
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
Mortality
Ashes in the wind
Floating down the Wisconsin
From a sandy beach
Recent events in my life have me thinking about death*, mine and others. I'd like to be taken out to a sand bar in the Wisconsin River and stacked up on a bunch of oak skids and lit up. eventually the river will wash me to the Mississippi, then the Gulf of Mexico, hopefully eventually to Scandinavia and around the globe. There are some logistical concerns with getting that much lumber out onto a sand bar, but hey that won't be my problem. If it does prove to be impossible, burn me outdoors on a wood fire and bury me under an oak tree. If anyone has a decent use for my skull, they are welcome to it (productions of the Danish play and whatnot). I used to think I wanted my ashes or skull put up in the grid or backstage somewhere at whatever theatre company or space I called home, but I don't have one of those and I'm a rolling stone that hasn't had the opportunity to keep the moss off so going down the river would be more fitting.
*No worries, all the people in my life are healthy and my one injured pet is on the mend and will be just fine. I lost a rat a few weeks ago, but he lived a long full life.
Floating down the Wisconsin
From a sandy beach
Recent events in my life have me thinking about death*, mine and others. I'd like to be taken out to a sand bar in the Wisconsin River and stacked up on a bunch of oak skids and lit up. eventually the river will wash me to the Mississippi, then the Gulf of Mexico, hopefully eventually to Scandinavia and around the globe. There are some logistical concerns with getting that much lumber out onto a sand bar, but hey that won't be my problem. If it does prove to be impossible, burn me outdoors on a wood fire and bury me under an oak tree. If anyone has a decent use for my skull, they are welcome to it (productions of the Danish play and whatnot). I used to think I wanted my ashes or skull put up in the grid or backstage somewhere at whatever theatre company or space I called home, but I don't have one of those and I'm a rolling stone that hasn't had the opportunity to keep the moss off so going down the river would be more fitting.
*No worries, all the people in my life are healthy and my one injured pet is on the mend and will be just fine. I lost a rat a few weeks ago, but he lived a long full life.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Another one about heading west
Hugo's in my head
Like trout in a cold river
Flies dancing above
Like trout in a cold river
Flies dancing above
I have enough cash
To get me to Montana
But not to get home
-Cam
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Forsyth
The wind from the west
Sounds like antelope running
Forsyth is calling
Sounds like antelope running
Forsyth is calling
I have a sudden urge to head west. I think The Scavengers Guide to
Haute Cousine is to blame
-Cam
Www.Hardcorehaiku.blogspot.com
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
A horse in the yellowstone
Two days hard riding
A horse in the Yellowstone
He owes me a drink
A horse in the Yellowstone
He owes me a drink
-Cam
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
A little late
When the lilacs bloom
The breeze off B.B. Clark beach
Still has a cold bite
The breeze off B.B. Clark beach
Still has a cold bite
This one would have been more appropriate a couple weeks ago.
-Cam
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Insomnia
Sirens late at night
The refrigerator hum
And a hard pillow
The refrigerator hum
And a hard pillow
-Cam
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