Silly Poetry Friday 14
And so it goes...the silliness continues. You know what, man? Silliness is deep. Like, really deep. So deep, in fact, that I thought I'd share some silly beat poetry with you this time round. Ok, I'm not sure if Jack Kerouac would appreciate being called a silly poet, but this poem he wrote is called Goofball Blues...
Goofball Blues
I'm just a human being with a lot of
Shit on my heart
My ambition was not the great
Lover,
But that's what I am
Even in dreams, fiancees
Of other men
Ball on my joint
And I am the Flying horse
Of Mien Mo
When I am an old man
My grave will rot me
The ones I loved were crazy
Without knowing why
When I am old I'll yawn
In the Flannel Grave
And to add to the beatnik silliness, I thought I'd post some illustration work I did recently for that hip cool literary publication, Gargoyle Magazine. I illustrated the CD for a collection of Gargoyle's spoken word poetry, and thought it would be fun to give it a 60's beatnik theme, dude. Can you dig it?

Way cool, daddy-o. These are great. I just checked out your illustration website, your work is fantastic, so happy to have found you. I LOVE the pig for City Bites mag...
Posted by: Bambi-really. | November 19, 2007 at 03:15 PM
Thank-you, Bambi! And thanks for sharing your blog and work, too. Very, very funny stuff. Consider yourself, blogrolled!
Posted by: Patricia | November 20, 2007 at 10:59 AM