Wondering inches away
picking away
the insatiably doubles up,
tension beckons
A fray like a snaking ash
is sucking me winding
the shame
stirring
the blame
and passing me the net, curl on up
fizzled
pity.
Holding the bones
the pain
creeps on up,
cramped
mind
stubby
cold
toes
awakened
whispers,
stubbed off in the
same tray, same day
stuffed in the coffin all day,
left coughing in the room,
smothering away, picking away
a distant darkened memo
a sweeper for my mind
splattered on the floor.
Thoughts, eyes both dilated
passive. pleasured in brew.
Lick my wounds,
my brains out as soon
as we get situated.
An hour left on the clock and
her eyes on the door.
he gets-sin
and
wonders
about the drifting
in
her
eyes.
Is discharge Dada? No, it is not. Influenced by and with a similar attitude to, but not Dada..
Is discharge Fluxus?
No, it is not.
Influenced by and with a similar attitude to, but not Fluxus.
Is discharge art for intellectuals? No, discharge is for anyone and everyone who appreciates creativity in all its myriad forms. Be it static visual, audio or moving image; the written word or the deconstructed, non-linear form. The spoken word and noise.
All creativity is the springboard for discharge. It highjack’s a multitude of genres and disciplines and transposes them onto the internet. discharge is electronically transmitted art, be it via blog, myspace or whatever format possible, it can also be produced and seen in classic formats.
The discharge Chapbook. The discharge Building by Parts book. discharge has no rules. All contributors to discharge are responsible adults. discharge has no leaders although it has an elected body of rotating editors who oversee rather than dictate the flow of the group.
The aim of discharge is to profile creative people and to do away with the pretension of the art world.
Everyday people creating art everyday to an exceptional quality.
Art by barrow boys and girls.
discharge is international.
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A Tribute to Theatre
The Murugan Theatre. It is one of the theatres in Thiruthangal, a small town near the famous industrial town of Sivakasi in Tamil Nadu. The small town had three theatres in those days (1980s). Chinnaknai Theatre was in the northern corner of the town and Balaji Talkies was at the other end, in the southern corner
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I love this one Aaron. My English is poor and I do not have such beauty to describe; Only to understand
"stuffed in the coffin all day"
Man!
Don't you wanna feel the breeze?
;))
Nice one Aaron.
Thanks for reading CHM, Ruela...yesss I need to get out of the coffin...got coffin fever..maybe when the heat dies down.
lol!
Me too ;)
wow..going strong Aaron. I mean, quite inspired...lovely work!!
cheers
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