Ignition

[johnnylexicon]

Two questions that are important to me right now, for you to answer:

1. What do you do when you need to get your rock n' roll back?

2. Which poets do you read when you need to be reminded that writing great poetry isn't as impossible as it seems?

Comments

[stefan11]

At 2 -- any of the haiku masters.

(I especially like when I stumble upon sth that is not very good.)

[johnnylexicon]

1. Maybe I need to be a mom.

2. Copyediting Geoff's book was a real pick-me-up in that department.

[conditionbronze]

When I need my rock n' roll back I slip on some neon spandex pants and do a whole lot of cocaine. Then I do the rock and roll shriekin' "Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!"

[copaseticsoul]

hahahahahaha....sounds like your having a David Lee Roth moment.

[thespottedmind]

1. I just lost it, so I couldn't tell you at the moment. When I figure it out, I'll let you know.
2. Pablo Neruda, Anne Sexton, sometimes Shane Hawley, Edna St. Vincent Millay, to name a few, but I'm a published poetry junkie.

[johnnylexicon]

2. I read those people when I need to be put in my place in the universe.

1. No, you haven't lost it.

[mstegosaurus]

2) Jeffrey McDaniel

I never had any rock and/or roll.