Iris’ FIling Cabinet – Items: Forgotten in Drawers (vol. 2)
Iris’ FIling Cabinet – Items: Forgotten in Drawers (vol. 2) Read Post »
Pig Express – community newspaper, made on a “ditto” mimeograph machine while living in Guildford, Surrey (BC, Canada), in 1979.
Folio: Pig Express #1, “Eclipse of the Sun” – 1979 Read Post »
When the firemen drove away After telling you the van is on fire You briefly considered yelling But instead extinguished
++ Continued Exploits and Dispatches from one Thor Aronson ++ Over a week now in Istanbul, just waiting for evidence
Quarry Sighted: Continued exploits and dispatches from one Thor Aronson Read Post »
++ Continuing Rambles of one Mr. Thor Aronson ++ His quest for the elusive quarry stalled again, Thor – rather
Waiting in Katakolon: Continuing Rambles of one Mr. Thor Aronson Read Post »
I tried to avoid paying attention to today However signs are everywhere In chalk and pen and bits Unavoidable to
Notes about Jogging and Lions on Father’s Day Read Post »
Time Traveller, a poem for Rod Howard Ash as performed (in a rather spontaneous manner) with Mikael Lewis at Creepers and Chums. Inspired
So many miles I’ve traveled Just to find two friends A lover and a sidekick Who are with me to
Selling citizenship to a country which isn’t recognized by leagues or unions, intent thrust into existence, scant generations hence. Your
Selling Arbitrary Citizenships Read Post »
++ Dossier: Thor Aronson ++ Consigliere of variable repute Ergo: carries diplomatic passport from a failed Balkan republic suits look
Dossier: Thor Aronson Read Post »
Muscles atrophy And nerve endings are tingling Do you attempt to ignore, When facing reality? Pain owns you No matter
Medications versus Gurus Read Post »
Muscles atrophy And nerve endings are tingling Do you attempt to ignore, When facing reality? Pain owns you No matter
Medications versus Gurus Read Post »
A dear friend’s teenage daughter was heading out on her first foreign adventure–as such, i passed along a few thoughts.
Journeying Notes for Travelling Youth Read Post »