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Tuesday, October 07, 2008
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A change is gonna come (Jesus Of The Moon)
Current mood: exhausted
Category: News and Politics
"well, I kept thinking about what the weatherman said & if the voices of the living can be heard by the dead well, the day is gonna come when we find out & in some kinda way I take a little comfort from that (now and then)
cause people often talk about being scared of change but for me I'm more afraid of things staying the same cause the game is never won by standing in any one place for too long"
Nick Cave, Jesus Of The Moon
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Currently
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Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!!
By
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Release date: 2008-04-08
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Tuesday, June 03, 2008
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Der Emess
Current mood: busy
" One has lived life carelessly If he or she has failed to see That the truth is not alive or dead The truth is struggling to be said "
David Berman (The Silver Jews), What Is Not But Could Be If - from the yiddish proverb:
"Der Emess lebt nit, der emess shtarbt nit. Der emess ,atert zich." (The truth is not alive The truth is not dead It struggles)
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Currently
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Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea
By
Silver Jews
Release date: 2008-06-17
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5:04 AM
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Tuesday, May 06, 2008
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Life & death of the late Benjamin W. Blake
Current mood: anxious
Excerpts from the biography of Benjamin W. Blake, a citizen of the Modern Times:
‹‹Benjamin W. Blake was a Christian raised child, born from a socialist mother & a Jewish father; he turned his back on all forms of salvation in 1987, married an atheist in 1989, & left her for a two years journey across the reunited old world in 1992. […] He came back to [her] with a Spanish guitar & started playing songs for his close friends; he was 31 by then. He never thought of a musical career, anyway he hadn't the nerves.
[…] He liked to sit & watch the world as it was going (wrong). Unlike most of his folks, Benjamin never was into politics, though he had a weakness for theory & theoretical talks: most of his friends would call him a lazy bum – they were activists you know. […] In 1997, Ben W. Blake bought himself a new Bible, & read it with a pencil in his hand – taking notes. He was thinking of a book he would write about the Book; he was also collecting memories from his unusual religious childhood. He knew he would not recover faith, though his atheist wife got quite worried about that.
Once in a while, he'd paid a visit to his parents; he would talk, humble & soft, about everything life ever gave him, and how he should never complain about anything. He wasn't so sure about this, but it made his mother & father happy & quiet, & there's a point in a man's life when all you want is your parents to feel at peace with what you are. […] Driving back home, he always tried to stick to the road, or to the stereo – he tried to contain his thoughts, not to let them overflow; he tried to avoid the "stream of consciousness" kind of experiences that made him uncomfortable with his own self. […] After all these years, Benjamin still loved his wife, & was smart enough to know how lucky he was to have her on his side. She liked his manners, & how he would think of every single aspect of existence as a part of the whole process; she liked how he would react to all kinds of events on the basis of a fair understanding of people's intentions toward each other; […] she knew that Benjamin, though he went through a disturbed youth, had grown into a man of truth & righteousness.
While driving to a party on the 4th of September 2001, with his Spanish guitar on the back seat, Benjamin Blake unlikely let his mind drift from one thing to another. He thought about politics & religion, and how neither would make the world a better place nor save anybody – but according to him, both could certainly help people to give a meaning to their everyday-life: and maybe this simple fact is the closest you could ever get to salvation. […] One could assume that only one week later, his perspective on this particular point would have been quite different; but that's where his "stream of consciousness" mood led him that day, and he probably felt uncomfortable with his own self at the very moment he died in a car accident […]. But would he have lived to witness his own death, he'd only have noticed that this very private event wouldn't keep the world from spinning. ››
4:34 AM
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Sunday, April 06, 2008
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
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the weakest light
Category: Games
She was born so mean to the world but there was a small amount of good at the very bottom of her soul - that’s what I liked to see in her the way she fought against her evil self
She said : G*D made me like this G*D made me like this she said G*D made me like this the weakest light in the darkest night
I said : "that’s what i like to see in you what God did bet when he made you"
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Currently
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Crooked Rain Crooked Rain: L.A.'s Desert Origins
By
Pavement
Release date: 26 October, 2004
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3:01 AM
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Monday, March 17, 2008
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Out of the Blue
Category: Travel and Places
If this was your only chance ever to kiss a stranger on a train, would you seize it ?
I hold her in my arms, she came just like that - out of the blue
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Currently
reading
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Moby-Dick or, The Whale (Penguin Classics)
By
Herman Melville
Release date: 31 December, 2002
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5:23 PM
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Wednesday, April 18, 2007
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I never learned how to pray
Current mood: lonely soul
Category: lonely soul Religion and Philosophy
"O Lord, please come down from the mountain, Some of us are broke and having problems, And everybody knows, that I know what's going on And if cars could run on teardrops, I'd be long, long gone"
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Tennessee
By
Silver Jews
Release date: 27 November, 2001
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3:01 PM
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Friday, September 22, 2006
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everybody's clever nowadays
Current mood: accomplished
RUBBER RING - by morrissey
"A sad fact widely known The most impassionate song To a lonely soul Is so easily outgrown But don't forget the songs That made you smile And the songs that made you cry When you lay in awe On the bedroom floor And said : "Oh, oh, smother me Mother..." No ... Rubber ring, rubber ring, rubber ring, rubber ring La ...
The passing of time And all of its crimes Is making me sad again The passing of time And all of its sickening crimes Is making me sad again But don't forget the songs That made you cry And the songs that saved your life Yes, you're older now And you're a clever swine But they were the only ones who ever stood by you
The passing of time leaves empty lives Waiting to be filled (the passing ...) The passing of time Leaves empty lives Waiting to be filled I'm here with the cause I'm holding the torch In the corner of your room Can you hear me ? And when you're dancing and laughing And finally living Hear my voice in your head And think of me kindly No ... Rubber ring, rubber ring, rubber ring, rubber ring La ... No ... Rubber ring, rubber ring, rubber ring, rubber ring
Do you Love me like you used to ? Oh ... Rubber ring, rubber ring, rubber ring, rubber ring La ...
You're clever Everybody's clever nowadays You're clever Everybody's clever nowadays
You are sleeping You do not want to believe "
1:00 PM
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Wednesday, June 07, 2006
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a late afternoon car ride
Current mood: bitchy
i remember seeing you happy in the cold salty waves, though you were mad at me because of churches everywhere; and then back in your parents' car, while i sat in the front seat, i heard you whispering to your mother: "mum i feel like jesus doesn't listen" and she told you: "maybe you don't tell him much..." first i tried to smile, but then you said YES, and it made me nervous.
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Currently
reading
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Secret Memoirs of Cardinal De Retz
By
Jean Francois Paul de Gondi de Cardinal Retz
Release date: October, 2003
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Monday, June 05, 2006
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the lesson
my smile is ruled by hatred & my eyes are marked with anger but as soon as i'll hear the familiar sound of the rusty doorknob i'll make up something sweet i'll make up a charming mask so that you will never know: you will never know what this single hour has meant for me
when you'll open the door i'll be wearing a brand new face one you've never seen one you couldn't even picture yet and i will keep the secret of that lonely hour of mine though i'll bear the marks of it for the rest of our time
my curious love, my odd mind a crooked smile
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