.small poem .
by Sonja Benskin Mesher
what small thing
touched you yesterday,
touched your heart.
among the larger issues,
outstanding nonsense,
did some thing
stop you in your tracks
to wonder.
one small thing.
did you too
forget richard parker ?
by Sonja Benskin Mesher
what small thing
touched you yesterday,
touched your heart.
among the larger issues,
outstanding nonsense,
did some thing
stop you in your tracks
to wonder.
one small thing.
did you too
forget richard parker ?
 |
| CLIMATE CHANGE - DOUGLAS LA TOURETTE photo: Kenneth Paul Graham |
 |
| LUC FIERENS |
19th december 1920
I sleep very late.
I commit suicide at 65%.
My life is very cheap,
it’s only 30% of life for me.
My life has 30% of life.
It lacks arms, strings and a few buttons.
5% is devoted to a state of semi-lucid stupor accompanied by anaemic crackling.
This 5% is is called DADA.
So life is cheap.
Death is a bit more expensive.
But life is charming and death is equally charming.
A few days ago I was at a meeting of imbeciles.
There were a lot of people there.
Everyone was charming.
Tristan Tzara, a small, absurd and insignificant individual was giving a lecture on the art of becoming charming.
He was charming, at that.