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6 comments:
Peter,
I've been enjoying your revolving bio photo. Yesterday I thought you were Mick Jagger, today, I'm not sure.
And how was your dinner with TLJ?
To die or to dine, that is the question.
l,
Kel
Kel:
Today I am punk poetess Patti Smith, from her seminal album Horses.
Okay, I'm with you. For a second, she resembled Ric Ocasek (sp?) from The Cars.
Did TLJ really say this? It might make a wonderul epigraph for a poem.
Patti Smith always makes me think of Michael Stipe.
CJ: TLJ did not say this; it's a little private joke between myself and I. After seeing him in a movie that night.
PS & MS; I can see it. The raw ragged poetic lyrical voice.
Ha, Patti Smith is a really good friend of mine and you look nothing like her.
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