Love the effect here. I’ve been thinking much about the idea of “glitch art”. I think that’s a thing. Seems to me I’ve heard it mentioned.
Having trouble keeping up with your heavy posting of late, Ron. I’ve been peaking and there is much I wish to comment on but my time has not been my own. Was also without a computer for a while and I HATE typing more than a few words via my phone and I wish to say much more.
Rest assured that I’ll be back. Hopefully later today.
Peace!
Don’t sweat it J, I am an old retired dude with way too much time on my hands for my own good. I spend most of my time thinking about drinking more wine, which is better than the actual drinking of more wine, and hanging about the house waiting for inspiration to shoot a rocket up my butt.
I am still rocked by your poem “A Death of Memory Poem.” The poem is truly inspiring. And I get All my inspiration from other poets.
I have been inspired by Silvia over at diespringerin who I met thanks to you. There’s something about her and her photographs that just makes me want to use my camera and write like I used to. Then I got connected with a poet at ‘along the interstice’ who also seems to have a good effect on my creative juices. Don’t know why, don’t care, just enjoying it.
Thank you Ron–and I totally agree about Silvia’s work. Very inspiring. She makes me want to grab my camera. She makes me feel that I am not looking at the world closely or clearly enough.
Just started following Eliot as well, thanks to you. Love that blog title.
I keep saying I’ll do a blog post about how the name came about but to be honest, I’m not really sure. Well, I think I remember but memory is a funny thing and I have thought an awful lot about this phrase now for five years or so.
Funny side-note. I am still shocked at how many hard-core christians follow me. If they only knew. But they are almost exclusively one-stop-wonders that follow me and then never seem to show up again. I have thought as well of doing an “In the interest of full disclosure…” post too, but…pfft. Whatever.
Amazing what the use of one little word can do.
Poetry on the run 
Love the effect here. I’ve been thinking much about the idea of “glitch art”. I think that’s a thing. Seems to me I’ve heard it mentioned.
Having trouble keeping up with your heavy posting of late, Ron. I’ve been peaking and there is much I wish to comment on but my time has not been my own. Was also without a computer for a while and I HATE typing more than a few words via my phone and I wish to say much more.
Rest assured that I’ll be back. Hopefully later today.
Peace!
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Don’t sweat it J, I am an old retired dude with way too much time on my hands for my own good. I spend most of my time thinking about drinking more wine, which is better than the actual drinking of more wine, and hanging about the house waiting for inspiration to shoot a rocket up my butt.
I am still rocked by your poem “A Death of Memory Poem.” The poem is truly inspiring. And I get All my inspiration from other poets.
I have been inspired by Silvia over at diespringerin who I met thanks to you. There’s something about her and her photographs that just makes me want to use my camera and write like I used to. Then I got connected with a poet at ‘along the interstice’ who also seems to have a good effect on my creative juices. Don’t know why, don’t care, just enjoying it.
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Thank you Ron–and I totally agree about Silvia’s work. Very inspiring. She makes me want to grab my camera. She makes me feel that I am not looking at the world closely or clearly enough.
Just started following Eliot as well, thanks to you. Love that blog title.
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Got a post coming up with your name on it, btw.
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Alright, bring it on brother. Oh and btw your site’s name is still winning the internet…nothing better out there than “A Prayer Like Gravity.”
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Fanks, Bruh.
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I keep saying I’ll do a blog post about how the name came about but to be honest, I’m not really sure. Well, I think I remember but memory is a funny thing and I have thought an awful lot about this phrase now for five years or so.
Funny side-note. I am still shocked at how many hard-core christians follow me. If they only knew. But they are almost exclusively one-stop-wonders that follow me and then never seem to show up again. I have thought as well of doing an “In the interest of full disclosure…” post too, but…pfft. Whatever.
Amazing what the use of one little word can do.
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I like the mystery. Christians…
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