The Beginnings of the Last Friendships *Editing/ revisions still needed. If you know the film: 2001 a Space Odyssey, you know who I’m influence here by. It is somewhat of my own tip of the hat to the great movie. Please check excerpt 1 for the info on this exercise.* Because she practically grew up outside of the system and seen the changes to it, she told her boss she could be of better help. But, her boss was taking her time. She was not letting her do anything fun. There was nothing worse to get then dealing with Virgod’s customers. But, now she was at home, well at least for some time. She set down on her favorite orange…
Dada Space Cat
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Earnest Harold Penrose, known by his friends as Earney, the great adventurer, a science man, at the time, he would not have seen Captain Jaclyn Locke, who was then called just Jaclyn Locke, any different from the young adults of her day. She wore the black uniform of the Policeman, and the insignia of The Great States, etched in Silver thread to her front pocket, and her blood red hair, shaved at the sides, only a mop not spoiled at the top, was combed back. She was the perfect specimen of her sector. She remembered how he tried to side step her, as she walked towards him. She had stopped and had saluted him. He had first looked startled, but when he followed her gaze,…
Tagged: national novel writing, writing
To see more of the story please follow this link: InTheBeginning.one * To see file you need Adobe Reader 9.3*
For much better quality please check out the PDF format: ComingofAge1
Categories: Art, Existentialism
Tagged: adulthood, cartoon, cat, childhood, Coming of Age, Existentialist, mom, story, writing
Though, my poems here are not necessarily totally incoherent, they are written on a whim, with little revisions and editing done. They are written in the spirit of DADA and the idea of non- conventional expressions of art within the context of the modern world. Why don’t you try your own? Get some paper (real paper because that might help you write without the need to edit), and start writing. Keep your sentences short (a few words per line) and to the point. Whatever comes to mind. Don’t allow yourself to think too much. The idea is to think very little. If something sounds funny or quite dark, it’s o.k, this is not a formal paper, don’t worry about what it is…
Tagged: dada poem, poem, poetry, spontaneous, writing
