A gospel-tinged ode to hope and fellowship.

The Wilderness

Everyone's Blues

VAN GOGH SUNSET
I looked into a Van Gogh Sunset
Blood orange and absinthe green
Cotton candy clouds smeared on a darkling sky
Rose on indigo and infinite hues between
I was on my way from a doubtful day
Lost in the cares of  the diurnal
When random chance gave me a precious glance
Into the heart of the eternal

I gazed on deep in a reverie
The firmament drew me into its stream
I was not really living, not really dying
Time stood still and the day melted into a dream
As the sun's light slowly drained from the sky
And the nighttime came to enfold me
A vision was etched on my memory
Some kind of epiphany
They say the source of our consciousness 
Is naught but roiling chemicals
But which is cause and effect and could they detect
The presence of the chimerical

I looked into a Van Gogh Sunset
Blood orange and absinthe green

Van Gogh Sunset

Blues For Peter Green

Empathy for those driven to hurt themselves and a question- ain't love enough? Because we love you.

Lost Angel

Dinosaur

Springsteen had 'My Hometown', Mellencamp 'Pink Houses', so here's my contribution. A little Knopfler-esque jamming to close. For all you Park Boys- living or otherwise.

Bob Wineland