Created Using a Drum program, Microsoft Sam & broken excerpts from recent stream of consciousness writing called A Burnt Amber Bug Calls 

Burnt amber…Dead bug calls 

Gritty throated horn / moaning amber like drone over pastel cymbal wash with rivet decay sizzle, snare crack sting. Covey flush / singing tones all dressed in flare / so many phrases in flight without wings spilling on hardwood floors. Clink of glass. Mumbling murmurs fade from ear shot.
Polar destiny soars with a forward rush of green hypnotizing gaze. Dictation signal taps and laps with fury and adds a wealth of knowledge in a fortnight’s time. Furry grounded spell binding dash for the infinity bloom. Dark water shield covers the crescent wise ones robe. Bleak divinity caressed infamy and an antique brooch is hardened from lack of use. Face paint smeared with wonder threw a gravity order toped with plastic well sprung hat. Self portrait corner gaze.. Fire sun backwash over morning orange iodine gauze fit for the afternoon rapture. Neptune’s glory’s surrounds the fish docks that are filled with scrawny flogging mongers fully encompassed under a wicked vile sun. A False god lies in a watery grave beneath the sacrificed turtle shell ….. Prolific gun harness makes shiny people throw a stars’ shine with blasted effect. Gargantuan plaster walls abound for a morph minnow’s dog tool. Gravediggers washed the vault and hand out brochures for a welcomed tomb

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By Shawn Pike

A Burnt Amber Dead Bug Calls

This Is Dedicated to the nutria, assassinated by the local police force nightly to keep a city from sinking and the beaches turned black.

Mississippi River Pig

Poem: Hail the Dead Jazz Prophets 

Hail the Dead Jazz Prophets
Holy Bob Apocalypse.  
Lester Young & Coleman Hawkins 
Art Blakely with Wayne Shorter & Lee Morgan
Do you want any more of this jargon?
Eric Dolphy at The Five Spot
With Booker Little & Mal Waldron.
AnD Damn the East River For drowning Albert Ayler! 
Odds Against Tomorrow / No Happiness for Slater
Jazz @ Oberlin / Nows The Time / How Should I Begin
Christ, Krishna /Buddha & The Jazz Geniuses.  

By Shawn Pike

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