Turn Of The Screw

Lose Screws  — Photograph by Mia Pharaoh

 

Turn Of The Screw
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“Come on let’s kick it up a notch. Tighter, is that good? We’ve had plenty of pleasure, now how about a little pain between friends; it’s all about balance. Remember what they say about pain, no pain, no gain. While we wait for the onset of discomfort and bad feelings to take hold, we can guzzle plenty of water, scoring big time on Hydrogen, making like the perfect fractal finding our way to infinity and back, let’s do the math. If you’re not up for that, we can always put on our foil hats, meditate and hope to reach Nirvana.”
— June Gloom, The Gray Zone

Nirvana – “Heart Shaped Box”                           .     .

‘REXIE BELIEVES IN MAGIC’

Here’s to magic! Enjoy!

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Another song from my new album, ‘DREAM RESCUER’. This one is called ‘REXIE BELIEVES IN MAGIC’. Here’s the lyric in case you fancy singing along. I hope you enjoy;

Rexie believes in magic

Has done all along

Shipwrecked and nowhere else to go

Its time he learns to head back home

 

Rexie believes in magic

Has done all along

Streetwise, believes in love and fate

Still searching for his only song

 

Rexie sits alone

Its getting darker…

Shipwrecked and nowhere else to go

He dreams of home

And the girl he loves the most

 

With the girl he loves the most

 

Rexie believes in magic

Has done all along

Shipwrecked and nowhere else to go

He dreams of home

And the girl he loves the most  

If you like the song, maybe you’d like to buy the album. You can listen to the whole album…

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DREAM RESCUER – ZOOLON’S NEW ALBUM

It’s not every day that I have the privilege to know someone as humble and sincere as the immensely creative George Blamey-Steeden.

Zoolon (George) has recently released a new album, “Dream Rescuer”. The album captures the surreal nature of sleep’s dreams, brilliantly done. All songs are composed, preformed, produced, recorded and mixed by the multi-talented George. Please enjoy.

New album from Zoolon, listen for free; buy if you like.
https://zoolon.bandcamp.com/album/dream-rescuer

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My new album ‘Dream Rescuer’ has just this minute been published on Bandcamp.

You can listen to; even purchase if you wish (the price is just £6 including the dreaded, yet unavoidable VAT) by following the link below;

https://zoolon.bandcamp.com/album/dream-rescuer

I know this post is unashamed marketing, but if you do visit and like what you hear, then a review would be appreciated.  Also, if you feel able a ‘follow’ me on Bandcamp would be a massive help.

Copyright © 2017 Zoolon Audio.  All rights reserved.  Unauthorised copying, reproduction, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting prohibited.

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Arabesque

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The Writing Garden
Online Literary Magazine

I’m very pleased to share, “Marrow’s Mediocrity” has been included in the current edition of “The Writing Garden”, an online literary magazine. The editor, Suzy Hazelwood, does a beautiful job.  Please have a visit.

 

“There are painters who transform the sun to a yellow spot, but there are others who with the help of their art and their intelligence, transform a yellow spot into sun”
― Pablo Picasso

Video Short – “Picasso at Work”                                                           *       *

Blind Orchid

Photographer — Katie Eleanor

 

Blind Orchid
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I am forever young and forever old, from everywhere and from nowhere, memories muddled and memories clear: so many and yet all too few. Yesterday, indiscernible from today or tomorrow, for where there is no time, there is no matter. I am akin to some wild thing that comes into its own bloom but once a year, hidden in the Woods of the Wounded Sparrow. The cruel irony, partners: decay and decadence, dance in frenzied quickstep to Rimsky-Korsakov’s, “Flight of the Bumblebee”, while onlookers: the moon and stars, rule over my endurance: longing to be found and recognized, not saved.

 

“I am a collection of dismantled almosts.”
― Anne Sexton, Anne Sexton: A Self-Portrait in Letters

Video – The poem, “I Am”, written by John Clare, read by Tom O’Bedlam.

Music — “Flight of the Bumblebee”, by Rimsky-Korsakov.        *           *            *

Half Nelson

Call Of Duty  — Artist Mitch Griffiths

 

He was the unknowable
He was the ever shallow pool of liquid amber
He was the clink of ice, the red booths
He was the motels, the Murphy beds, the naps
He was the driver, never the talker
He was the ageless, the timeless
He was the smoothness of face, for it never moved
He was the invisible, yet he was the visible
He was the walking wounded
He was the wakeful dead

 

“The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.”
― G.K. Chesterton                                                                                                         Drive

Video — “Mitch Griffiths, The Promised Land”                                                      Frail
Original Post July 18, 2016

The Eleventh Station

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The Eleventh Station
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The Art of Distraction is mischievous by design, some elements are known, some unknown, some — subconscious. I look away, and back again, mute, questioning the arrival of white noise, riding a train of moonlit thoughts through the pane glass, disguised as subliminal dust, coating everything with a pretense of sparkling bright. It breaks all barriers, talking over the primitive language of silence, with its frequency and static: sharp as the rip of a chainsaw chewing through tin cans loaded with coin. Distraction comes from a place where time is void, illusions are kind, no boundaries exist, nor any other voice.

“I create situations that do not exist. I seek the truth from fiction.”
— Sarah Moon

Video – “LCF Presentation Sarah Moon”

Music, “Comptine d’un autre été – L’après midi”, by Yann Tiersen.                   *