I'm sure you remember John...if not, read a few lines and i'm sure you will remember him...
Sure, there’s always coke
till quarter to nine in the morning, 27 years old, still living
in, commandeering the
parent’s
suburban household while the white sheep family are on 14 hr red eyes…flights to Cairo, to that desert smell even in the city and (27 yrs old at quarter to nine in the morning w/ that
sticky keyboard atmosphere of
(a giggle and a smile) bloody nose,
no tissues, not much to be concerned with
Sweets….) and just maybe
I'm settling into that preplanned system of
Kessey’s Combine Karim’s Machine Bukowski’s Bottle- like reliable t-shirts- I’ll
wear it today same as the day before, sure, today same as the day before, (No time! No time!) still
stuck at
experimental
17- not caving in- (there isn’t even a sign!) It’s weird
when an alarm clock goes off- and there’re strangers sleeping
in your parent’s
suburban
household - and you think to yourself, sticky keys, my fingertips are red red red Kitten and there’s that Frusciante organ
sound in my ears- something that shakes the cosmos and maybe, just maybe 28
Raised on Black and White TV is Carol Denise Mitchell’s intimate, unflinching memoir of growing up in a world where television became both a refuge and a mirror. Through the glow of classic black‑and‑white programs, she learned about fami