Welcome to The Buffalo Readings Homepage Saturday, December 06 2025 @ 09:43 pm PST
more new shit. A continuation of sorts from 6 Month Death March - although I'd be lying if I said they're not separate pieces at the same time.
To thee
What a ring not show tis a parade
Tis nothing more than this peice of paper
Twice below a clock there lived a romantic zebra with a big toe for a face. He loved his friends and the land he lived on. Uno dia, zebra found his friend, Roy the Porcupine smelling his own feet;
If you like poetry, literature and robots, or you like Jorge Luis Borges, who wrote of infinite libraries, labyrinths, mirrors, identity, and more, you will like this poem. It's a complex piece, based on mythology and philosophy, but it covers the ground which many futurists and critics of technology are currently discussing. My translation.
"Thou shalt not sticketh and lighteth incendiary explosives in thy rectum", spoketh the lord on the 8th day. And so the word of god was followed. And it was good.
So it wasnt exactly that I layed the lines down, but through a bass line, and all the other noise in the city, it came together just fine.
plus other shit, but David is in a video contest.
We face outward from a warm room, watching night transform the snow wrapped features of streets and buildings into geometries of street lamps and lit windows traversed by the red moving lights of automobiles; travelers in warm enveloped worlds crossing from one destination to the next.

There is a constant phrase that we are all trying to communicate, that we are all searching for. The sum of ideas born, the scribbling on the womb and the natural essence that is so obvious it is subliminal.
Mankind exploits reality