EVERYONE GETS LIGHTER
IX. EVERYONE GETS LIGHTER
By Harry BurkeHis work fizzes across styles and scenes with an energy that touches on the tang one may experience on a sultry afternoon in Lower Manhattan.
DANCING WITH JOHN AND WILLIAM
By Laurie AndersonThey were voices that drilled into your head and just never left. William had a nasal twang and a Midwestern deadpan wise-guy delivery. John had a voice that seamlessly slid from nagging to opera to harangue, blooming into a Southern accent as he picked up speed.
IT'S HOW YOU HANDLE IT
By Martín Rodríguez-Gaona“Poetry’s basic nature is Mind. […] After it arises in the mind it can take countless forms.” John Giorno
EVERYONE GETS LIGHTER
By John GiornoLife is lots of presents, and every single day you get a big bunch of gifts
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