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(no subject) [May. 7th, 2005|10:52 pm]
[i'm feeling so |Remorseful]
[what's spinning? |Jackson Five !]

I would love to scream.


I am a fish.

I never should have taken a bite out of that worm.

I don't think I'm still hooked, but my jaw is ripped open anyway.


What good is a neck to a headless person? What good is a neck anyways? Who the fuck decided to come up with people?

I wish I was a staple, just before you press down on the handle. Pierce through your hand. Get bent. And cured by sharkbite.

It's been a while, huh.

I launched a stake into the air. It flew like a swallow underwater. I would like to know.

I am a fingernail. Clean me with your penciltip. ...Bite me, bitch.

 

Dry that t-shirt. Squeeze it till your face turns purple, and then see how it feels to be a fool.

Work isn't a noun. But I am. I don't look back. I don't ask questions. I exist to think. Remember the maxim "We want the opposite of what we have." Existance is a constant struggle not to exist. "Ignorance is bliss." Oh yes indeed, but only when you are consious of what you have ignored. -Meaning, this 'bliss' is only in retrospect. While we are still ignorant, we have no idea how good we have it. When we enlighten, well... it's like the atomic bomb, or music pirating software. We can't erase what we have learned. So when your ignorant... your only blissful in the eyes of the unignorant. And the unignorant can not close their eyes. Therefor bliss is unattainable. 

I'm not sure if I care about that. But not what you think I mean.

This will grow and expand, but not forever. The orgasm's passed. It's all downhill from here. ...You'd better bring your tent.

 

Canned heat. Aluminum. Mines. Hardhats. Plastic. Oil. Middle East. 'Foreign' Policy.

Everyone's foreign policy is grounded on the same principles. Self interest. Whether the 'self' is a nation, a dictator, or on a smaller scale: you, or me, or any individual. Nothing is ever foreign when dealing with humans. It is all under our noses. But we don't recognize it because we only interpret other people. There isn't a direct connection between anyone and your mind. You see it either through your eyes, ears, hands, whatever... and then you see it through your memories, and opinions. No one ever directly communicates mind to mind, heart to heart, soul to soul, ...you know, all that beat-hippie shit... In this respect Humans are the most foreign creatures known to man.

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I am not like you at all...? [May. 3rd, 2005|04:43 pm]
[i'm feeling so |my back hurts]
[what's spinning? |Robert Johnson]

replica. Oh God, not again.

Here are some things which excite me, they fill that void which reality rips further still. Despite the risk of sounding pretentious, I would still like to recommend them to you.

The Fountainhead - Ayn Rand Beautiful book, I'm rereading and rereading. It's amazing.

A Season in Hell - Arthur Rimbaud Brilliantly dissonant 19th century French 'poetry'

...well that's a shorter list than I planned, but that's fine, I only wanted to make the audience aware that these things exist, and have a black net value. ...so invest.

 

Or else nothing, Mother Nature was a virgin.

 

let me tell you something...

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Okay folks, here's one that's "superficially comprehensible" [May. 2nd, 2005|08:50 pm]
[i'm feeling so |zoned man, zoned...]
[what's spinning? |Robert Wyatt]

Water draining.

tantalizing goose pimple. Good luck with that one.

School trouble. I will not go one the overnight trip. This is troublesome for these goofy Waldorf teachers, they quite literally believe children should always be social and peppy, and even hold hands. They make it a rule somehow too. ...Good news for my '95 thesis' idea. More interested members will join with. Vengaence is tasty.

Within a week I have to decide if I go back there for next year. Unfortunatly my options are rather limited. I finally built the nerve to follow up on the CSW app. and they have sent a list of additional requirements for me to fulfill. Trish Saunders is truely doing everything she can to discourage me. I wish she'd stop pulling my leash. I'll send their stuff, but without hopes. My only plausible alt. is back to where I started. CCHS. Financially this would be nice, since it's public. But I don't think I'm ready to go back there. Maybe tranfer in winter, if Waldorf continues to tumble into this disgusting web of nostalgia which it has become. God, give me the real world, not some pink viel to 'spf 15' my eyes.

There's a girl who goes to the W. who went to Two Brattle last year. That was a pleasant surprise. She was smitten by Dugan. We had funny-talks. She is Indian. She has family friends in India. They own a music shop. I can get a sitar through them. If only I had money. She hates Waldorf too.


Pocketbook pen knives. Tower on you intangible louse...
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(no subject) [May. 2nd, 2005|06:31 am]
[i'm feeling so |Terror-struck]
[what's spinning? |Blackblackblackblackdeathdeathdeathdeathhatehatehate.metLhed]

Sense.

Illuminations.

It's the catechism come true. Au Frances. Blackargy.

Nor I, Comrade.



No way in hell, you sick sunufa bitch.


This was most unfulfilling.

Was that not a paradox, friend? eh? eh?

jajaja


Oh. It's six thirty three... Don't wanna be late for kindergarden.
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(no subject) [May. 1st, 2005|04:40 pm]
[i'm feeling so |Say what, 'Jigga'?]
[what's spinning? |Fiona Apple]

It's like ten-thousand spoons, when all you need is a knife

 

Protecter, I'm scared of people again....

 

Vilianous disk-matter... This is not the last you'll see of me. 

 

Language is a cliff-sake. For heaven's sandbars are waiting. Rope down with fellowship, you corcous fire-need. I shall pollute your infestations, in space of purity, cleanse. Pork or nothing at all. Blood on your temple, my only owner, weakness. Damn, they figured me out by misinterpretation.

 

Mind the senseless babble. It was only an oasis of clarity in the desert of chaos, never to be seen again. I deemed it worthy of recording. A truely Kodak moment.

 

And now I retreat...

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(no subject) [Apr. 29th, 2005|09:49 pm]
[i'm feeling so |Typewriter]
[what's spinning? |Green, Cee-Lo]

I will free Waldorf from their conservative and senseless rules, even if I have to kick it into their heads with a steel tipped boot. Which, incidently is against dress code somehow...

I'm shocked to find out how oblivious people can be to thier own hypocrasy. And I thought I set the bar low.

 

Everyone should read and follow Alice Miller. Then the world would finally work right for everyone.

 

Determination.

Blind, so far as I can see.

We wait deserted.

Cheesy haiku of the moment.

 

Busted baby. You No Idealer. ...That's what I thought.

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Suburban SickHome Blues [Apr. 25th, 2005|09:57 am]
Essentially I am grounded.




Sorry Sarah. : (
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Bombs to my Eyebrows. [Apr. 22nd, 2005|01:19 pm]
[i'm feeling so |passive]
[what's spinning? |That Pleasant Computer Buzz Sound]

Saw Roger Williams university. I like it a lot. Saw RISD I was dissapointed.

Now if only I had an idea of what I would Do (if)in college...

Even without a planned direction, it definantly beats getting a job and staying at home.

I need to pay more attention to my GPA.

No. I need to Do more to my GPA.

I took a SPED test at CCHS to see if I had any learning and or emotional disabilities. Louise, the intern tested me. She showed me pictures at one point, and asked me to dictate a story to her (which she would type for me) with five minutes per picture. It was challenging yet amusing. After I finished, she said that the way I tell stories reminds her of her college professor of the Romantic period. She said I my wordings were similar to Keats and Byron. That made me smile.

...what hideously appealing sissys the were.

We hosted some family friends from Israel for a few days. One day we went out to eat at Pizzaria Uno. Our waitress was a young lady named Christa. She was not on amphetamines at the time she was serving us. But I otherwise would have assumed she was. Have you ever met someone who is far too happy, and beyond giddy. This was Christa.

Her head twitched to the left when she spoke. She asked where we were from, (because all but me had foreign accents) and Tamar, our guest who is my age, told her -jokingly- Peru. This was a mistake, as it launched Christa into a truly captivating tangent-story of her grandmother, who lives in Spain, which Christa visited recently while she was on the way to the German part of Switzerland. While in Switzerland, she stayed at a hostel where the beds were terribly uncomfortable. This did not bother Christa though because she sleeps on the floor at home, as she moved into an apartement several months ago. She bought a bed last week.

Her new King Size bed will be delivered Wednesday. ("I can't wait. ¡Yippie!")

No one understood her story. Her head twitched again.

Then my dad asks "When do you get off of work?"

In the presence of his wife.

He is severely dumb-ass.



Three days later, we were in the same area, and we jokingly decided to eat at Pizzaria Unos again, so we could be entertained by Christa... A similar story ensued.
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(no subject) [Apr. 20th, 2005|08:28 pm]
Hello Old Friend,

I am.

simply a reminder.

yours truly
ron
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