Somewhere in Brooklyn
lives a woman
who loves a man
a breadth away
but not too far
a cyclic bohemian
stalks patterned duskiness
strapped saddle boots
steps willful
strong stride; high full thighs
his part of town
while mislay carelessness
somewhere in Brooklyn
a Dominican woman linger
unyielding aged guise
cleave her mans root abreast bosom
for this woman love carriage true
invested nights without knowing
castle her mans loyalty a keepsake
to foreign beauty
yet; an enigma invades
a bed entrusted
she is his gladiator
on this side of town...
where feet; gargoyle claw
hooking iron rods
rattle against freshly painted walls
crawling inside his ladylove
Cartier scent fuse
warmed mango bloom
vanquish the room
while somewhere in Brooklyn
a Dominican woman
chase premonition's
await phone whisper's
admission of allegiance
the satisfied call
quick click "goodbye"
and he continues...
angle pole prod
the surrogate cyclic bohemian
on this side of town...
© 2011 Lepadah
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your words and fresh images sing!!
Bravo
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
OPEN LETTER FROM EDITOR (NEW BOOK "PROSE, ESSAY AND SHORT STORIES OF A NYMPHOMANIAC"
FEBRUARY 2011
OPEN LETTER TO LEPADAH
Lydia Percy,
I was just writing/researching for a new chapter when I noticed your email. Nice... It had my mind thinking about other aspects of your creativity!
I do not know what your goals are. I do not know if you like when I want to be involved by editing or suggesting working together. I cant read your mind, but...I do know I want to be your "creative conscious" if you like that idea. I do not know a poet as good as you...well ok maybe Bob Dylan. I do know a lot of poets, and am performing at Step to the Stool saturday. I am unprepared.
I am not a professional guitarist, but I might be able to put some simple passive guitar behind your words like the piece you sent. That way you dont have to worry about copyrights.
Goodnight, get well.
Larry Mayfield
Editor
OPEN LETTER TO LEPADAH
Dear Lydia.
My friend and editor a creative writing instructor, now retired. I played him the audio of your piece. He had many compliments. Many.
Larry Mayfield
Editor
OPEN LETTER TO LEPADAH
Dear Lydia,
I can edit you much better if I can hear the spoken word like this.
I realize spoken word carries itself differently than on paper.
Let's put our minds together and figure out how one makes an audio and text carry the same weight.
I have seen spoken word have much less effect on paper and am determined to find a way to give it power when written.
Larry Mayfield
Editor
OPEN LETTER TO LEPADAH
Lydia Percy,
I was just writing/researching for a new chapter when I noticed your email. Nice... It had my mind thinking about other aspects of your creativity!
I do not know what your goals are. I do not know if you like when I want to be involved by editing or suggesting working together. I cant read your mind, but...I do know I want to be your "creative conscious" if you like that idea. I do not know a poet as good as you...well ok maybe Bob Dylan. I do know a lot of poets, and am performing at Step to the Stool saturday. I am unprepared.
I am not a professional guitarist, but I might be able to put some simple passive guitar behind your words like the piece you sent. That way you dont have to worry about copyrights.
Goodnight, get well.
Larry Mayfield
Editor
OPEN LETTER TO LEPADAH
Dear Lydia.
My friend and editor a creative writing instructor, now retired. I played him the audio of your piece. He had many compliments. Many.
Larry Mayfield
Editor
OPEN LETTER TO LEPADAH
Dear Lydia,
I can edit you much better if I can hear the spoken word like this.
I realize spoken word carries itself differently than on paper.
Let's put our minds together and figure out how one makes an audio and text carry the same weight.
I have seen spoken word have much less effect on paper and am determined to find a way to give it power when written.
Larry Mayfield
Editor
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
A Great Lunch Gaw Gai in Long Island City
A beautiful day for lunch out of the office. I had the best lunch @ Gaw Gai Thai Express located near my job in Long Island City can you say yummy!!! I had the Pad See Ew w/Beef. A wonderful mix of sauteed thai rice noodles in black sweet soy sauce with Chinese broccoli and egg... I really enjoyed my lunch break today.
23-06 Jackson Ave., L.I.C, NY 11101
(Jackson Ave. & 23rd St.)
718-706-0999, 718-706-0955
23-06 Jackson Ave., L.I.C, NY 11101
(Jackson Ave. & 23rd St.)
718-706-0999, 718-706-0955
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