A man named David Thorne attempts to be his overdue utility bill with his drawing of a spider, which he values at a dollar figure exactly equal to the money he owes.
Here’s a poem a particularly admire: from the early 1960s by LeRoi Jones (later Amiri Baraka), “Kenyata Listening to Mozart.” And here’s a link to a better view of the text. And here’s a link to a recording of Jones reading the poem in California in December 1964.
Man pays utility bill with spider drawing
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Kenyata listening to Mozart
Here’s a poem a particularly admire: from the early 1960s by LeRoi Jones (later Amiri Baraka), “Kenyata Listening to Mozart.” And here’s a link to a better view of the text. And here’s a link to a recording of Jones reading the poem in California in December 1964.
Believing in the world because it is impossible