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Culminant: Brooklyn window
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Holus Bolus: “All At Once”
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We walk together All at once
Gazing towards the unsuspecting future
Turning In and out, we watch the cognizable politicians
Persuading us with their visions
Talking about preventing collisions
Showing us to the best physicians
They’re doing this for us, not me and not you
Us is another word for we
Not me, we
1 syllable, 2 letters
It’s not a fantasy, it’s a reality
An opportunity
All at once
We live and die feel and cry
All at once
“Pelagic Sadness” by Hana
The sea is like a never-ending love,
that seems to go on forever.
But the sea does eventually stop,
Just like the life a person that has no more use for a person.
I fall into a sad and dark sleep where no one may enter,
And the things you are convinced are wrong,
Suddenly appear to be the only right in this world,
a world that is filled with anger and jealousy.
As I step into the whirlpool of an unending sadness,
A pelagic sadness that grows at it yearns for a life.
The sea and I have two things in common,
We are full of surprises, even if it may not seem like it and,
We both are pelagic in one way or another.
The story behind both of us still hasn’t ended,
and the story will never end.
Georgic: The Park Slope Food Coop
Park Slope Food Coop
The food co-op ! what wonderful place
The food co-op! It ain’t no passing craze
IT MEANS FREASH FOOD FOR THE REST OF YOUR DAYS
ITS OUR PROBLEM FREE
SUPERMARKET
The food co-op
FOOD CO-OP! FOOD CO-OP!
FOOD CO-OP! FOOD CO-OP!
FOOD CO-OP! FOOD CO-OP!
FOOD CO-OP! FOOD-
IT MEAN ORGANIC FROM THE LOCAL FARMS
Its our chemical free
Established in 1973….
The food co-op
I say “food”
I say “co-op”
FOOD COOP FOOD COOP FOOD COOP… APPLES, YOGURT, WHOLE GRAINS, CATFISH, COTTAGE CHEESE, ASPARAGUS, FIGS, LEGUMES, AND BRUSSEL SPROUTS….
THE FOOD CO-OP!
Georgic: Sakura
I never really liked flowers that much
The daisies always seeming too happy
The fragile roses poisoning my touch
All much too big or yet too small to see
But in Park Slope there seems another lot
All pink and white and growing in their crowds
And even dying I see that they’ve got
A sort of charm as petals fall in clouds
Colours against the sky are shocking still
In contrast yet in perfect harmony
Growing when it’s warm yet there’s still a chill
Their beauty comes from their simplicity
Dying and floating down to where we stand
Make a wish on the petal in your hand
Inquiline: “Spatial Relations”
The visual definition for inquiline was over the top creative. Kudos to the creator. Her lease on life is strong and vibrant.
Diglot: On how I see the subway…
As a diglot, the subway seems to me like the place to eavesdrop, full of conversations I can secretly understand and full of secret conversations I wish I could. I had worked on a short sound piece on this subject during my first semester of film school, and oddly enough I find myself reviving it on my last semester. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhiIPe11p5Q
1964-65 New York World’s Fair Flashcards
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The 1964/1965 New York World’s Fair was the third major World’s Fair to be held in New York City and the second World’s Fair to be held at Flushing Meadows Park in the Borough of Queens, New York in the 20th century. It opened on April 21, 1964 for two six-month seasons concluding on October 21, 1965.
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Splendor of NY
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After spending past five years of my life in Los Angeles, seeing magnificent towers and sea of people on the streets of New York really dazzled my imagination. For the whole time I was in New York, I couldn’t rest; I couldn’t take my minds off from the world around me.
In Los Angeles, big real estate developers are trying to build what they call “Times Square West” in Downtown LA. But, I doubt that it will ever match the fierce splendor of Manhattan .