would keith richards have been viewed as an icon of rebellin blowing a clarinet? from keep it simple guitar it was this or the bible
Studies of plant life, animal life, and human life available in centuries past were primitive, to say the least. (from: rescuing the bible from fundamentalism by john shelby spong)
"Here, this, is It. The world it is, is Heaven, I'm looking for a Heaven outside what there is, it's only this poor pitiful world that's Heaven. Ah, if I could realize, if I could forget myself and devote my meditations to the freeing, the awakening and the blessedness of all living creatures everywhere I'd realize what there is, is ectasy." -The Dharma Bums, Jack Kerouac
" " seriously... i guess it's a blank book as a joke (i'm at a friend's place). weird... book: Gravitation "100% authentic Manga" one of those crazy anime books that open from the left.
In the following days, sympathy letters and telegrams poured in, many from dignitaries and former friends.
"As the result of tax cuts, the educational facilities of Lincoln High School have reached an all-time low." ...have to love writer's reference books.
Then he buttoned up his coat, took a deep breath, and picked up the ring. aND HE THOUGHT THEN, AS HE ALWAYs thought afterwards too, that he could not decently have done anything else. The Chronicles Of Narnia
"The setting is the same as that of the previous song-Cyprus Avenue, apparently a place where people drift, impelled by desire, into moments of flesh-wracking, sight-curdling confrontation with their destinies."
"He eagrly scours his Let's Go, which means our steps are directed, and I'm fine with his leadership. My only Complaint is that i'm trying to stretch my money...I'm wondering how thin it can go" Miles to Cross
When I realized the Lamas had set up a Buddhist monastery in the chateau your great-grandfather Senator Longfinger had brought over to the states stone by stone from France before World War One, how could I refuse? Bryon Gysin 'The Last Museum'.
"Moreover, as I will try to suggest, consideration of the verbal-visual nexus inevitably touches on the status of cinema as an ideological practise, which in turn opens up a host of further problems" Paul Willeman 'looks and frictions: essays in cultural studies and film theory' (how mind-numblingly dull, yes I'm doing an essay for school)
Victim of a prolonged fit of madness, of a lifelong hallucination (and by "hallucination" I mean what my dictionary says: apparent perception of an object not actually present), I had invariably seen myself as pretty much like other men, and certainly never as a decapitated but still living biped.