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Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 10th, 2014, 8:18 pm
by the mingo
... well, I lost that one - to put it short my game became a non-entity around move 23 and I was mated in short order after a desperate fight - i hate queen pawn games -

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 11th, 2014, 2:26 pm
by the mingo
" He seemed a part of the strange, vast loneliness of the cannery, he belonged to it, like a girder across the roof. "
The Road to Los Angeles - John Fante

neighbor just left - he came over with his Genghis Khan John Deere tractor to clear my driveway of snow from yesterday's and last night's storm - he loves that machine and all it's attachments - built a shed just for it - there's people don't treat their dogs as well as my neighbor treats that tractor - it's got a little diesel motor and i must admit it is cool - got a fully enclosed cab, a heater and a cup holder - all sorts of blinky lights all over it & spotlights & headlights - you know, a man toy - when he's out clearing snow at night it looks like a carnival come to town - the snowblower throwing snow twenty feet in the air right thru all those light beams - man, you can't buy entertainment or pleasure or joy like that even at a casino or the bordellos of New Orleans

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 11th, 2014, 7:38 pm
by WIREMAN
damn....i cant even hear myself here...but im a writin....all hail mongolia!!! 8)

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 12th, 2014, 12:24 am
by the mingo
drinking establishments tend to get noisy toward the end of the week 8)

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 12th, 2014, 1:10 am
by the mingo
Could Nietzsche compare with the golden hair of Jean?
The Road to Los Angeles - John Fante



Culture is a husband of many functions who moves about in the dark as if it were day - the rabbit lives there as does the nightmare - horses prefer open grasslands looking at them as home - a feast is a good thing allowing us to stare at the stars in the sky - my woman snores at the edge of dream - every stream runs according to the lay of the surrounding landscape - a notion is chosen the lotion is brought out and the party begins - i love the kardashians but the host is a ghost the headless horseman cannot bring any fear to -

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 12th, 2014, 11:34 am
by the mingo
turn on the light
bring on the coffee
station is up & running & online
.-.-.-.(*)
testing testing - - -

- " ... But there were no words. I had to pray, to say some things; there was a prayer in me like an egg. But there were no words. "
The Road to Los Angeles -- John Fante

(lookin' good, Cap'n) - ok boys, let's get to it -

. . . I love the stone in the yard
that I dragged there in purpose
& is now covered in snow . . .

lock & load -
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zQ72nt4yzI

hell yeah, Mongolia

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 13th, 2014, 12:29 am
by the mingo
She had breathed this air and smelled that sea. The smoke from her cigarette had mingled with it. Ah, this was too much, too much !
The Road to Los Angeles - John Fante

as a vandal it pays to be informed because there come times when you have to abandon the hypnotic eye for either immediate or higher purpose - i have become a listening device in a long abandoned church - 696 words have come to me here
bubbling up from the dust on the floor all of them telling me to get on the hustle - why else would i be there unless perhaps i had come to sell my soul or rumble with my nervous system ? I would have to be quick before the merchants tumbled to my strike - a fast sale was all that was necessary but i met a woman who didn't know where she was from so she picked Germany - "My people are from Germany" she told me but i knew she was lying because i come from a land where the dungeons are full to the walls with hurdle & pucker, where mothers are lumbered for shudder & sculpture who live in old houses of many rooms with windows that perform a certain function of justice & revelation & memory - she asked me if i were to come from somewhere where would it be? - from Russia i replied, i have eaten caviar meant for the table of the Czar - but now i have to deal with 696 words & must be on & sooner or later find time to brush my teeth - i tell you they once sparkled in the moonlight but those days are no more -

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 15th, 2014, 11:44 pm
by the mingo
But Arthur Banning never found the woman of his dreams.
The Road to Los Angeles John Fante

sometimes ya can't gouge hardly an ounce of language from 200 words - and language is the thing of course - words are the fuel not the engine - and the price of fuel, at the moment, is way way down - you can vow anything with your mouth but if ya ain't got the vowels you're just looking at the shroud of Turin goin' o my god! that's so spiritual! over a piece of cloth - the difference between the word hunt and the word haunt is a matter of a single vowel -

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 16th, 2014, 11:12 am
by the mingo
But where was she - my woman of that bright night? Ah fog, lead me to her. I have much to forget.
The Road to Los Angeles - John Fante

lung my bunch ya bundle button
flush my drum in a church
a single painted flower on my cup
run me over just run me over
don't look now it's a naked brunch
that skirt looks good on you
bone of my bone
flesh of my flesh
lets go perch on a stump
curve our bodies
& serve our skulls
you're a store clerk
i'm a member of a gun club
don't worry
we won't get lumped with the monks
lets go earn some earth
and tongue the dusk with worked verbs
and merging verse

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-NlrEDdZ0w

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 17th, 2014, 1:16 am
by the mingo
Music is a universal - across all the cultures of mankind it is a given - and music today is a rich mix from many origins and all the better for that - but . . .
sometimes in the night in this age awash with "multi-culturalism" i just want to hear some old boy white man blues and nuthin' else ... so tonight that's what i'm gonna do ...
Goodnite all ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BeyA28a2xc

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 18th, 2014, 12:23 pm
by the mingo
... I quietly let go of my greed
for right answers.
- from Poetry Left Behind - Song of the Forest - Ko Un

friction slows everything - the bird gets clinched & it's molecules re-mingled -
one listen in a million as the words appear in blizzards our shoes a privilege in the solitary confinement kingdoms - dead cripples on a mission mixture of rhythms - a silver shimmer of fish the nigra crow jams its head deep into its own feathers to scratch an itch or find a riddle among the crisp thin dimes one glimpse sees from yesterday new snow like a bridal veil from sin to sin - our wrinkles all written in a twinkle of an eye where we have drifted over to a winter wisdom

sometimes i wait & wait - for a signal for a sign - sometimes jump the gun or miss the cue -

sometimes whole years go by

hell, decades even ... - uncertainty breeds hesitation

release the tension - EXPLODE - *POOF* - BOOM!
actually there's no such thing as a relaxed state - you get to the BOOM! and the whole landscape changes - and settles in to wait the next BOOM!

egads -

it's hard to put a price on warmth in the northern climes in the middle of december - one of those whatchamacallits - a costly necessity -

Fay lost his dog at the beginning of autumn - i saw him one day when i was out on the bike - he was on a bike too - Fay! what's up? I'm looking for my dog he says, he's been MIA for two days - i never had imagined Fay on a bike - the sight brought me up to a complete halt - i watched him as he pedaled off following the river road - Fay didn't find his dog that day but the critter did come back a few days later - hungry i suppose - the whole episode did get me thinking - about how to find home - hunger = finding home -

basic algebra - equations = discoveries - maybe even a way home - my teachers from long ago would be proud -
- there goes the train whistle - i wonder if the engineer is drinking coffee -

Pollock ya drunk sumbitch - it was you who broke the whole shebang wide open -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD0nFjjUCQo

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 21st, 2014, 1:23 am
by the mingo
Arriving at a brief moment
between absence and existence,
I came across a solitary spring in
the depths of the forest.
the water had long been praying.
That Path in the Forest Ko Un

www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEpQ5n_aTxU

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 22nd, 2014, 1:37 am
by the mingo
the solstice has come & gone -
big deal ...
the wind sounds just the same - i still carry a name - it's a crap ton of trouble to carry a name -
or to have one or more vowels in it - better than just consonants i suppose - ya can't do a damn thing with consonants without vowels - Eve has two vowels sandwiching one consonant - nobody ever thinks about the significance of that little item - Adam has two vowels the same spaced by two different consonants - something going on there too - well, i won't load anything more on to that - and what is this "sometimes y" thing - i mean why the sometimes? all the rest of the vowels are always vowels - no three ways from sunday - but not y - how does this kind of shit come about? life is a relation station - soon as you're born you're related - and always related to - never related from -

right now Eve is sleeping on the couch but i'm not going to talk about that & right this very moment we have machines rolling around on the planet Mars - not going to talk about that either - except to mention they are simultaneous events -

real time - there's a phrase - real time -

o hell, put the halt on it -

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 22nd, 2014, 2:19 pm
by SadLuckDame
Was that the Solstice and I already missed it, but can I have it back so that I can know what it was like to solstice and such? I wouldn't knows if I miss it or not. Mayhaps we can make a today a solstice day, like that, done and here it is, mingo. Now say that's a big deal, 'cause it sure is, I made solstice out of today, in a matter of that's. ha ha.

Smiles. Hello to you from here.

Re: Coyote Trails

Posted: December 22nd, 2014, 2:28 pm
by SadLuckDame
What to do on a solstice, by sadluckdame.
Well, I'm going to make a roast, I'll let it cook up all day until it's smothered in juice and falling to pieces. Also it's cold outside, I might stay inside for as long as possible to keep all the cold away.

Now, for solstice I should watch a holiday flick or youtube.
And lastly on this much of a much day I am greeting friends, far away, but poof all is here.

Happy winter solstice, mister.