On this day, last year:

[fuzzigigi]

"She needed a lover and at the same time a lover was not what she needed. The need of a lover was, after all, quite a secondary thing. She needed to be loved, to be long and quietly and patiently loved. To be sure she is a grotesque, but then all the people in the world are grotesques. We all need to be loved. What would cure her would cure the

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I went to a Wedding last Sat. and the priest

[billycity]

said the man upstairs(sometimes known as Skybubba)does have a plan for creating lovers. That he brings them together. I am not sure I believe that but it is a pretty story.

Edward Hopper at the National Gallery of Art

[billycity]

http://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/2007/hopper/assets/screening.shtm

Genius

[anonymous]

Isn't anderson amazing? No one better...
And your post, a haiku, a found poem. I like it! :)

http://winesburgpa.blogspot.com/

Richmond legend Lester Blackiston

[billycity]

I knew Lester. He was the real deal. He was the king of the Richmond underground art scene in the 1950s and 60s and 70s. He was a real poet who acted like a tough guy but wrote sweet pomes. His parties were the best. He knew Ezra Pound. And Norman Mailer. Everybody liked Lester. All the artists did anyway. And he made great homemade dandelion wine. His wife Lilly was a character too.
http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-31554708_ITM

part of the article above

[billycity]

"We were all part of what we liked to call the