Cyber-Palimpsest by Javier Hernandez-Miyares
Photo By JHM
Jim At The Bowery Poetry Club Preparing To Recite His Tribute To Robert Creeley
Listen to Jims’ recitation “I KNEW ABOUT CREELEY” edited into 6 parts:
Tags: Jim Dine, Robert Creeley, Bowery Poetry Club, Reading, Javier Hernandez Miyares, Live Performance, Audio Recording
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Bob Holman performing “At 14 I Could Paint Like Da Vinci”, at the Bowery Poetry Club.
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bob-holman-at-14-i-could-paint.mp3
Tags: Bob Holman, Bowery Poetry Club, At 14 i Could Paint Like Da Vinci, Poetry, Recital, Javier Hernandez-Miyares
The next version of Sineparade is currently rehearsing new material. For now we present to you a clip of from a performance last year of a song that we wrote for Jim Dine. At the very end of the song there are two guitar solos. The first is played by Christopher Henri and the last is played by Javier Hernandez-Miyares.
Tags: Sineparade, Steven Pacia, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, One More, Jim Dine, Art Rock
one more voice against
towel snapping punditry
in mind diamond mine
psycho haiku by javier hernandez miyares for sineparade and jim
we invite you to visit the following link and to view a live performance of “one more” as performed by sineparade.
One More live at the Baggott Inn
ONE MORE (lyrics by S.P.)
The governor’s off today
But he wouldn’t call you anyway
In a place where there’s no gold
Maybe nothing is really something
If we all learned to fly
Would our wings touch in the sky
And could we look ahead
To see the ruins of the new ones
One more, just one more for the road my friend
Hoping that I meet you at the other end
The robins are back again
They’re building nests to better men
And wouldn’t you love to know
Why they do it and how they view it
Time is a shard of glass
Bending the light that moves too fast
And wouldn’t you love to know
Where it’s been before it cuts right in
One more, just one more for the road my friend
Hoping that I meet you at the other end
Tags: Sineparade, Jim Dine, Javier Hernandez Miyares, Psycho Haiku