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    PostSubject: Byproducts of Boredom   Wed Jan 28, 2009 3:04 pm

    Some of the songs & poems I've been working on over the last few years, that hopefully will be in a little collection to be printed by the end of this year. Working on getting copyrights and creative property is annoying, so is finding the time with school and work to finish the illustrations.

    Goodbye Stranger
    “Polaroid unshaken, of a picture perfected undertaken”
    Don’t fear the fearsome or the cold, even the brand-new can grow old.
    Don’t live each day as if it’s last, or un-fulfillment will creep past.
    For every single waning moon, will bring a slightly longer noon.
    Don’t fear this brand new story told, even un-fulfillment will grow old.

    “I’ll long for you in memories of dreams I never had”
    Won’t you let me break you down, with sorrowed whispers and a frown.
    Let me rain on you parade, take from you each price you paid
    Strip you of dignity and doubt, then deny a way the anger out.
    Don’t look at me to answer you, this is cycle we go through.

    “Monumental is the truth behind how small we really are”
    Will you miss the friends you never had, or all the times even the bad?
    Will you miss keeping it inside, to bare intentions meant to hide.
    Pray they keep you safe and sound, those above and below the ground.
    Pray that someone comes around, when the stranger’s lost & never found.

    Goodbye Stranger.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Wed Jan 28, 2009 3:17 pm

    "Untitled"
    Pull them away
    Then apart
    Tearing them only slightly
    At first
    To prolong it just another breath
    The word 'flower'
    Meant ‘blood’
    Many nights ago
    Spoken softly
    In words you’d never remember
    These petals fall
    Pulled away
    And apart
    Tearing them only slightly
    At least
    To prolong the beating of a heart
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Wed Jan 28, 2009 3:18 pm


    A Man, Amen
    The sound of your voice is like music.
    How terribly contrived that must sound,
    yet how terribly true.
    So close are you,
    eyes meet,
    eyes held.
    How your voice sounds like a melody.
    To a song I wish I knew.
    So close are you,
    I wish,
    I want.
    How I wish to reach out.
    Take this melody by the breath.
    To revel in this wanting.

    I am not at all a decent man.
    I am not a man, though I do go masquerading.
    I am a coward, dressed up as a wolf.
    Dressed up a sheep, only for the show.

    The axis for both torment and triumph.
    The axis,
    for both will turn.
    Both may turn for me,
    or turn on me.
    I find the movement most disagreeable.
    I find the desire to fight and conquer,
    and I find you.

    I find us kept apart.
    Kept apart are my actions,
    from my intentions.
    Kept apart by words,
    my word.
    My word given, my word held.

    The only things I have to offer are weightless.
    My love,
    It burdens only myself,
    failing to reach the intended.
    My word.
    Bound by it,
    bound about the wrist, the neck,
    and other delicate places.
    Honesty,
    Honesty to myself would break my word,
    my love.
    Honesty is withheld,
    is the stronghold.

    Now I lay me down to sleep.
    And pray my word I can still keep.
    If I lie, hearts will break.
    I pray the burden I can take.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:57 pm

    It's good work. I especially like the last one, its multifaceted quality thanks to the dual meaning of many of the phrases.

    A couple thoughts:

    You might find more time to work on the publishing project if you could talk with a professor about making it part of a class project. If you're in a writing course, for example, you might be able to talk the prof into letting this project be your big writing assignment for the semester. And if your curriculum is flexible enough, maybe you could even get separate credit for this instead -- maybe 2 extra credits rather than the full 4 of a standard class. My college used to offer an Independent Study program that was largely self-guided; that's how I completed my art major.

    About the illustrations: I know you'd probably like to do some or all of them yourself, but you could also get other artists involved -- say, talk to the artists you know, maybe assign 1 or 2 poems to each artist to work on representing them visually. That way, you could also feature a variety of media. I know some folks who do dramatic line-art work, graphic-novel style; I know of someone on deviantart who does some strong figurative work; I'm not a strong draughtsman but I could complete collages and email some pics of them; you could even get some photo work or pics of sculpture in there.

    Not trying to make myself a nuisance; just thoughts off the top of my head.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Mon Feb 16, 2009 12:34 pm

    Fair Game
    Is there a better way to do this
    A faster route
    with minimal distraction
    I’ll discover it sooner or later
    be still, stay quiet
    my favorite companion

    It’s slipping out of my grasp
    how curious
    a minor heartache
    my wonderful mistake

    everyone see’s our future
    ignorance is a selected bliss
    a common trait we share
    for what could be more exquisite
    what...
    could..
    be?

    So time is of the essence
    just a moment
    a moment of truth
    I’ve been readied for this
    educated
    prepared in my youth

    There is a better way to do this
    yet I'm overwhelmed
    and it's all consuming
    So I’ve discovered it sooner
    I’m still, you’re quite
    my favorite complaining.

    So it’s a game then
    where our gracious winner
    has the option to choose
    how the other players suffer
    A game that we play
    where all is fair
    The same as war
    Waged with hearts and thoughts
    and the distance between them.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Fri Feb 20, 2009 10:21 pm

    A very good work overall, but I especially love the last two lines.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Sun Mar 01, 2009 7:07 pm

    Wow Spooky if this is what you do when you're bored then I'm impressed.
    You paint such real pictures in my mind with your words!

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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Sun Apr 26, 2009 10:31 am

    So instead of random threads for anything I feel like sharing, this will be the thread I drop them off in for your consideration. We had to do a 30 minute watercolor painting of a model in class last week, I liked the way it came out, so here it is:




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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Sun Apr 26, 2009 10:37 am

    Very nice Spooky!!! Smile
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Sun Apr 26, 2009 10:59 am

    Succubus wrote:
    Very nice Spooky!!! Smile



    Thank you,

    This summer break, I'm going to be keeping myself very busy. I normally don't go out much during the summer until it gets dark, so I've already set a group of goals I want to complete before next semester begins.

    Finish Collage for my favorite haunt:
    The bar I frequent needs a new one, and I'm almost through with it.

    Series of Photograph/collages of individual friends:
    Starting a series of photos framed in material associated with them.

    My book:
    Write at least another 150 pages of my story.

    Water color:
    I'd like to do a series of paintings, at least ten that I'd keep/sell.



    That on top of my exercise routine and studying french should keep the brain and body active while I hide in the shade. Anything that turns out really well, I'll be letting all you nice folks get a peak at and hopefully give me some input about them.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Mon May 18, 2009 9:36 am

    Okie-Pokie,

    I have a few more silly things to submit, the first being a comical little poem I wrote a few years ago. Hope you like it.



    The Great Dud

    Should we look back in time, when God was angered by how all Earthly life was wicked, even ladybugs and bunnies.
    That all this life should be destroyed, as would the Earth, even these wicked lady bugs and bunnies.
    To save two of every animal, Noah built a massive ark, and would then put it to great use.
    Only to build an altar and burn the clean beasts and fowls, in praise of God, so how would they reproduce?

    I’ve gotten ahead of myself, I apologize.
    I do that at times.

    Genesis 7:20 states; “15 cubits upward did the water prevail, and the mountains were all covered.”
    Yet 15 cubits is only 25 feet, perhaps mountains were smaller back then, and that’s how they were covered.
    The Tigris and Euphrates flooded, Mesopotamian mythology in the Epic of Gilgamesh details all of this.
    But I assure you that story has nothing in common, with the “Great Flood” of Genesis.

    Thanks to Noah; he, his family and all the animals aboard the ark were the only living creatures saved from the sea.
    Yet in Genesis 6:4, the Bible tells of Giants. And after the flood, Israelite's; “Saw sons of Aanak” in Numbers 13:33.
    Since the Nephilim (or Giants) were not aboard the Ark, how on Earth did they ever survive?
    Well perhaps some Nephilim, stood 29 feet, and that’s how they stayed alive.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Mon May 18, 2009 9:48 am

    This next poem was inspired by a nightmare I had; I remember waking up a few years ago and everything was very vivid in the dream, so I wrote the poem right then and there.


    Harlot
    Upon bare and broken feet she fled.
    Through the snow-dusted town square.
    Fleeing her occupation’s hazard.
    Tearing and swearing, the tearing of her hair.
    Curious how they longed for her
    Yet now they hunt her down
    To reinforce their dominance
    Underneath her tattered gown

    Elder of Babylon, you bodied worth is so much more.
    Mother of Earth, you’re greater then the title ‘whore’.

    I’m sure if your voice, if not eroded, by each passing year.
    Could sing a song, of right and wrong, they could not bare to hear.
    Of filth and famine, men like Mammon, hating the gender’s king
    Each a monster, deep inside them, craving a simple thing.

    The lust must of seemed so savage.
    For her physique as a possession.
    Which she would have lent to thee.
    For mere physical possession.
    Now deaf ear and blind eye entwine
    The murder of some common whore.
    As the savages surrounded her
    One more loss would she endure.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Tue May 19, 2009 9:41 pm

    Wow, that's a beautiful one. It reminds me of some of the college classes I took, and papers I wrote exploring the Victorian compulsion to hate what is most desired.

    I also love the fact that it's not just a voice of sympathy, but one of reverence: one that recognizes what she gave (not simply sold or supplied), and the knowledge she no doubt amassed from seeing people in their most vulnerable states. She has fulfilled psychological needs as much as physical ones.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Sat Oct 02, 2010 10:21 am

    An ode to some of my favorite artists; foam-board, matte-board, and paper:




    A Self-Portrait in matte-board, cardboard and wood:




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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Sun Oct 03, 2010 6:03 pm

    They both look great. Hey, you should use the self-portrait as your avi!
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Mon Oct 04, 2010 11:05 am

    RedAngel wrote:
    They both look great. Hey, you should use the self-portrait as your avi!



    I was thinking of doing that, but felt like putting the picture up of the friends I've lost, the current avatar is one of the photos Jason's mother used in the collages at the viewing. Some day soon though that paper face will be my avatar, it's eyes following you no matter what sides of the screen your sit on.
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Mon Oct 04, 2010 3:20 pm

    ^^ Good choice. *nod*
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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Sat Dec 18, 2010 8:31 am

    Hey there fellow artists, put together my portfolio to send out to lucky colleges who'll be honored with the opportunity to give me lots of money to attend their hollowed halls.

    So here's some of the paintings, pastels and charcoal pieces I chose.
























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    PostSubject: Re: Byproducts of Boredom   Sat Dec 18, 2010 8:35 am

    And, here's a couple sculptures:





    It's a 20 lbs dragonfly/factory





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