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Burn Baby Burn
Please, do not be afraid of your bardic voice, it only wants to burn through toxic dross and spiritual plaque, it burns, with the soul’s best interest at heart, and your responsibility as an alchemical user, is how to turn … Continue reading
Granny and Chaplin
(Today is my grandmother May’s birthday, May-Day in my heart. Tomorrow is Sir Charlie Chaplin’s birthday, Fool’s-Play-Day in my heart. And so, in honor of these two wonderful and loving spirits) In times of hardship and heartache my grandmother … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged charlie chaplin, comedy, grandmother, granny, hope, John Biscello, laughter, love, may daddi, Prose, smile, spirit-guides, story
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My Grandmother, My Chaplin
Excerpt from Raking the Dust, honoring the birthdays of my grandmother (April 15th) and Charlie Chaplin (April 16th). In times of hardship and heartache my grandmother would recite St. Teresa’s Prayer or sing Charlie Chaplin’s “Smile” in a warbly and … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Publications, Uncategorized
Tagged birthday, Brooklyn, chaplin, Cinema, death, grandmother, John Biscello, love, New York, Raking the Dust, smile, Taos
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