jpaulgorman

....busted out of a lion's den. tested the world until it tamed me. tasted chocolates and wine. felt the softest skin. saw the most incredible sights. heard canyon birds make music as the evening smells rose from the canyon floor. the balancing of indulgement and restraint, blind faith and intellect, rest and work, poverty and prosperity, and of blues and joy....

.went crazy last night. .remembering 20 years of toil. .silk and plaid ties and shades. .the fast and loose aren't around anymore. .came and went and came and went. .figured them as part of the lost tribe. .down from upstate New York . .voices I've heard for ages. .huge voices with cackles and spit. .punk rockers and deadlifters. .slick cats toeing the line of integrity. .old men working and working.

speaking out of turn with a lisp and a sneer complaining about fairness and rights. thinking of a word need a powerful word multiple meanings and blunt that's the one. clinging to a life raft waves engulfing and salty floating while gazing the night sky.

ememgem bulldogs chewing on shoestrings. her tatoo spread out like spider wings. just then heard a phone ring. and a lady bird started to sing. cg sang....honey, why don't you love me. cgdg why don't you worry about my worries and blues. cg she just wants a man who can give her a hand. dcg when life comes and takes away our youth. honestly, he was just a lazy player. heard his daddy complained to the mayor. it was the town with that stupid ole jailer. when my woman didn't take no for an answer. sang....honey, why don't you love me. why don't you worry about my worries and blues. she just wants a man who can give her a hand. when life comes and takes away our youth. go over there you better have gold in your pocket. wise woman said they high but the food is worth it. poured me a single malt drink and just nursed it. found my harp rack, thought i forgot it. sang....honey, why don't ...

...mitt romney seems to want to be president so bad, it is weird. he might get it just so americans can have a break from his campaigning. in the end, the guy is just weird, and his judgement is suspect. i believe. the presidency of the united states has a track record of right man at the right time. surely lincoln would fit this category, as would washington (the ultimately humble man who resisted being king), jefferson (who better to navigate our early foriegn policy and lend credibility to americans because of his personal accomplishments and impressiveness), jackson (the people take the house back, literally), the forgotten maze of late 1880's presidents that let industry thrive. talk about turning a blind eye and corruption. teddy was my personal favorite, truly a man of the people. and national parks. a true leader who fought in hand to hand combat. finally tamed this new industry called industry. a civilized start anyway. but all were flawed in very incredible ways. anyone ...