by lou dallas | 21:34

there are strange rabbits dancing and swinging to the music
their pink eyes transfixed on my speakers
they think I am the guy in "Baker Street"
--- (looking for that little piece of land)
their padded paws stumble over each other
in orgiastic pleasure
i can hear them humm, deftly changing modes
as easily as smooth thought in Crystal C
--- they know me enough now to read my thoughts
before I know the form,
some Asiatic mantra about knowing the center,
yet I often miss the meaning when they begin
to lick my feet...
and the palms of my hands get clammy
vacillating about a single thought, or
memory behind the shadow, yet I close
my mind's eye and float without substance
... the fear i felt is nowhere, for it never
felt the true pull of existence... I like to
rub white fur... and scratch willing skin
i experience the smell of stew and
remember that i think...
the stew needs meat

by lenny bellows | 16:03

Haunted by images of lenny bellows, mixing in the dead world and the Joanne Whorley morning,
the ghost of lou dallas saunters in, defying the looter's module and pushing the C Dub tie-dye, crying in
the morning light of bali.


by lou dallas | 08:33

R.I.P. Noel Redding

You touched the world with your vicious bass lines.

by lenny bellows | 07:54

Who cares. Dirk Nowitzki has just been ejected from the game. Dallas is falling apart. Now some jackass named Bell is trying to sock Bobby Jackson in the face. Jackson has a broken jaw and a fractured orbital bone above his eye. Incredible. How low do you have to sink in the slime of human stupidity to deliberately whack one of the classiest players in the league in the face when he has a cracked eye-bone and a broken jaw?

That is unacceptable rudeness. Bell is a knee-crawling, back-stabbing punk with the soul of a Rat and the heart of a filthy virus. The NBA should have him committed to a state Mental Hospital, and locked down with restraints until he gets his entire body dyed bright yellow, which will stay on his skin forever.
- Hunter S.


by lenny bellows | 12:59