What would Hemingway have been like on the Internet?

Post by **mnaz** » October 3rd, 2014, 1:46 am

True. He was much more of a "live experience" guy. Probably would have had limited use for pixelated exploits ...

Post by **WIREMAN** » October 3rd, 2014, 6:16 pm

one things for sure
we'll never know
he mighta loved it
or hated it
there's no either or
for wired me
i'm off to the races
at 430 am.
and back round 6 pm.
i find writing on a puter
much more flowing
like i think ive said
many times here
i got a ton of notebooks
they are in boxes
sometimes i go thru them
mainly to check out
the sketches i made in em
i kinda miss that
yet i always have a notebook
on me till this day
mainly for work notes
the trains for restin
or reading the post's express paper
which is free, thats in the afternoon
in the morn i try and snooze
in the quiet car
its really hard to write on a train
with pen and paper, real bouncy
ya know, hemingway is way down
my list of writers read
kinda like his short stories
hills like white elephants
im more into hesse, miller, jack, and alan watts
lotsa poetry, mostly beat poets
i like the beatdom site
which kinda took over from litkicks
now that Levi's stuck on philosophy
which to me is ridiculous when
he had built up a solid rep as a go to
beat afficianado, his choice, but come on
philosophies for bartenders

dont get me wrong some of my. best
friends are bartenders, but i emphatically
state this, "poetry trumps philosophy!"
any day month year, cept maybe back in
ancient greece....sometimes i wonder if those
litkicks people even realize how amazing
a social writing experiment they created
hell if he'd a played his cards right he coulda
sold that place for big bucks...sheeeeezzzzzz
am i on a rampage or what????

Post by **Doreen Peri** » October 4th, 2014, 12:00 am

I have my notebooks, too, Mark, and boxes piled full of papers including envelopes and sketches and poems in the margins on various bills I couldn't pay. It's been a long journey. Then there are the myriad of canvases painted and half-painted. My kids are going to throw all this shit away when I'm gone and Hemingway couldn't help me and neither could the fricking internet.

Keep on doing what you're doing because you do it so well! Your work is important.

Post by **WIREMAN** » October 4th, 2014, 2:54 am

ya know i have a storage in baltimore packed full of everything from before the mid 90's, records books art golf clubs lotsa everything, i think i'll finally go thru it when the dino memorial night comes up in october and i rent a car,.....i put it all there because i was afraid of getting ripped off in sowebo (where u and lrod came to the festival in o5) at an old firehouse there in the hood and its become a time capsule now, my how time flies, ya know its been thirteen years since i met u in 'o1... kinda a scary how fast the times flown by doreen....

Post by **Artguy** » October 4th, 2014, 9:59 am

So in Baltimore do you find yourself quoting the raven?

Post by **WIREMAN** » October 4th, 2014, 2:02 pm

i used to find myself
at his grave
especially at halloween
thoughts tappin at my
cerebral core
deep down edgar a.
he lived a couple
a blocks from my place
on amity street (now part of a housing project w/dealers on the corner)
hell he lived all over
the place, boston, ny, philly, richmond
he went to west point for awhile too
he's real big in b'more
the ravens cool poem
but the one i used to and still do in performance
is "a dream within a dream"

Post by **Doreen Peri** » October 5th, 2014, 5:21 pm

WIREMAN wrote:ya know i have a storage in baltimore packed full of everything from before the mid 90's, records books art golf clubs lotsa everything, i think i'll finally go thru it when the dino memorial night comes up in october and i rent a car,.....i put it all there because i was afraid of getting ripped off in sowebo (where u and lrod came to the festival in o5) at an old firehouse there in the hood and its become a time capsule now, my how time flies, ya know its been thirteen years since i met u in 'o1... kinda a scary how fast the times flown by doreen....

Glad to hear you're going! I'm going to rent a room a hotel. My friend, Kathie, is driving up with me because she wants to get out of the house. She won't be coming to the memorial, just staying at the hotel with me.

And yeah, the fact that time has flied so fast the past 10 years sure is definitely a bit scary. I don't know why I should feel scared of time but it's nuts how fast it goes as we get older. Glad you saved all that artwork and your notebooks! It will be great for you to go through them.

Looking forward to seeing you there! It's been a long time. Will there be music? Just curious.

Post by **WIREMAN** » October 5th, 2014, 8:34 pm

i know nothing about the memorial, except that its in Fallston md. which is in Harford county.....just gonna wing it.....get more info before i leave....its still 3 weeks away....been an actor all weekend then im in a film festival next weekend here.....taking things one at a time these daze....

Post by **Doreen Peri** » October 5th, 2014, 9:20 pm

It's at Dino's sister Nina's house. I have the address if you need it. Steve has it, too. It's on October 25th in the evening.

Enjoy your acting and film festival time.

Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

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