by Joe Weil
Arts & Society
Freedom and The Arts
By Joe Weil
When I was young, I wanted to stain the world with my permanence which is why, I suppose I became a poet.
When I was young, I wanted to stain the world with my permanence which is why, I suppose I became a poet.
by Joe Weil
Arts & Society
On a Flannel Shirt, Which I am Grateful for
By Joe Weil
My dad dresses like Jack Kerouac–or, rather, Jack Kerouac, and Jackson Pollack, and all those guys dress like my dad: working clothes, work boots. The difference is my father doesn’t write novels. he works 12 hour days in a paper factory, comes home to throw the ball around with me, is sometimes so tired that he falls asleep eating supper at the kitchen table.
My dad dresses like Jack Kerouac–or, rather, Jack Kerouac, and Jackson Pollack, and all those guys dress like my dad: working clothes, work boots. The difference is my father doesn’t write novels. he works 12 hour days in a paper factory, comes home to throw the ball around with me, is sometimes so tired that he falls asleep eating supper at the kitchen table.