lay down your weary tune
Posted by vlorbik on August 24, 2011
soundcloud was acting up yesterday
but finally i succeeded in posting
this version of “for john henry”.
difficult, madam? would god
it were impossible.
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VerseWham-Bam (1981)
I Love My Beer (1982)
TV Repairman (1983)
Matthew According to Vlorbik (1997)
Clerihews for Athaliah (1997)
Luke 1-5 (A Sestina) (1997)
A Bodybuilder's ABC (1997)
An Essay On Criticism (1998)
Blue Car, Blue Car (1998)
Vlorbiad (1999)
For John Henry (2008)
Gaff My Wheel (2009)
no slope radio (2009)
This World Is Our World (2012)
four 4's (2014)
negatively 5th street (2015)
Posted by vlorbik on August 24, 2011
soundcloud was acting up yesterday
but finally i succeeded in posting
this version of “for john henry”.
difficult, madam? would god
it were impossible.
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Sue VanHattum said
Did you write that? (I was assuming you did, and enjoying a window into your thoughts.)
w.p. handel said
my best songwriting effort of the 21st C, i think.
not that there’s much else. few but ripe.
(& i don’t mean “ripe” in a *good* way…)
vlorbik said
okay okay i’m proud so what.
there are other (lesser) deadly sins.
and much more to the point, “all have”
(allegedly) “sinned and come short”
(and whatnot) of the blah. bl’blah, bl’-blah.
meanwhile, most of, uhm, anyway, the verse
i’m proud *of* (and’ve published) is…
and i wish this were wellknown,,,
found in the n-page news:
(or its hardcopy analogue:
npagenews.blogspot.com
or what have you)
(etcetera).
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