Apple Orchard’s and Hemingway’s Cottage
The true artist works alone, many say, and who am I to argue? Famous men from
President Kennedy to Steve Wozniak spoke of this, as did Ernest Hemingway when
he accepted the Nobel
Humanity
To a Manager at a Kampala Guest House
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Dear Charlotte,
You hang up our clothes on the trees to dry
after washing each piece
No Kind of Dancer
It was Robert Earl Keen who sang, on his debut album No Kind of Dancer, “I tried
hard to tell you I was no kind of dancer,” and I have always felt I
A Fantastico Heritage
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Some people are cultured. So are bacteria. From this comes cheese, hundreds of
varieties of cheese,
The American in Me
The American in me drives a Chevrolet,
spells carborator however he likes
and purposely leaves the grease in his skin.
The American in me is more muscular,
talks loud shit with the boys