Those cartoon fights where the brawlers leap at each other and all you can see is a ball whirling furiously, every now and then a limb or a head pops out in a puff of dust--that image is in my mind. What I like about those fights is that Bugs Bunny has the power to step out of the mess, bat his eye lashes and leave Elmer Fudd to fight himself.
With all the mess in the news today, thats what I'd like to do. Step back.
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Sunday, August 13, 2006
May 14, 2004
I watched a documentary about the choice Amish teenagers must make: join the church or play on the Devils Playground.
I want to be Amish.
I watched a film about Jackson Pollock and his rise to the top of the American modern art movement. He abolished form and content from his work.
I want to be a painter.
I watched a television special--an interview with a young Chinese-American poet. He had good things to say about his father and the Bible.
I want to write poetry.
I watched so much TV today that I wanted to be somebody else.
I want to be Amish.
I watched a film about Jackson Pollock and his rise to the top of the American modern art movement. He abolished form and content from his work.
I want to be a painter.
I watched a television special--an interview with a young Chinese-American poet. He had good things to say about his father and the Bible.
I want to write poetry.
I watched so much TV today that I wanted to be somebody else.
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