Nostradamus
Pyramid of Joser
Ghetto Head
The Purpentine Purp
Poem
First Golden Age of America
Haiku
Why hew the rocks?
Why stack the blocks?
Why make so neat a pile?
To show the way—
To show we may
Continue quite a while?
Old Joe, I'm sad.
Oh. Joe, too bad—
We're going out of style.
Now we must say,
It's thrown away;
We've failed our longsome trial.
(December 5th 1999)
When your mind is small
You're up against the wall!
You can go to Timbuktu
Or Tennessee—
Hey, man, you're in prison
Even when you're free.
Poem
There is no time like the present,
There is no bird like a pheasant,
There is no worker like a peasant.
I was of that Golden Time,
I was of that mythic generation.
The first Golden Age of America
In linear reality
Life must build on what went before–
You dream of Eden.