i like bein an artist.. sometimes. and when the music is right, the kinesthetic part of me.. loves to dance, loves to loove (not imposing nor opposing making love) .. making love is ....mm . my drums and my baby gypsy darling, lovely :)if you care to get to know me then just make conversation and try to figure out who is really behind the mask. don't just add me as your friend and never speak to me, or i'll just delete you. it doesn't matter to me either way.
i'd love to meet the Devil, or God. or both. or neither. alleister crowley. hunter s thompson. jack kerouac. charlie chaplin. : and why not, someone to love and love me back."Love is the only worthwhile force in the world. There's nothing else that really counts."
check out the mind and music of Devendra Banhart ^ they're not my favorite or anything, but i'm definitly a big fan.. to me, they're like the solace after the storm, and that i like. the tranquility, the wonder, the gloom, the fervor........ well, you could say i'm pretty diverse when it comes to anything, so allegedly and faithfully when it comes to music as well. i just can't get enough fuckin beats. it's about the unity kids. unity in art, unity in music, and unity amongst the people.
i love movies, all sorts... wide variety of cult, classic, silent, horror, drama, un-tamed, bizzare....whateveraaaand musicals...
the munsters... TCM.... i'm actually not too intriqued by television- it'll rot your mind! (pete & pete) :v
"A book should serve as an axe to break up the frozen sea within us" Franz Kafka.i've read chuck palanuiks books; lullaby, fight club, choke, survivor, invisible monsters, stranger than fiction.. i think thats it.. the chronicles of narnia's lion witch and the wardrobe :) Tom Wolfe's Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, it's a trip! Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting. Dan Brown's the Da Vinci Code. Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle. John Tarrant's The Light Inside the Dark. W. Somerset Maugham's The Razor's Edge. William Burrough's Junky, and Exterminator!. Poppy Z. Brite's Are You Loathsome Tonight? Edgar Allen Poe short stories and poems and also Sylvia Plath poems; her book Ariel Melvin Burgess's Smack Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club Jack Kerouac's On The Road Neil Gaiman's The Sandman. Doll's House. so on- fasinating Spells and Magic books, from ancient to modern occultism. Sweeny Todd orininal 19th century in the interim, i read as much as i can I am Charolette by Tom Wolfe The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll
my heroes....hmm....... .persons who aren't afraid to intervene with the comfortable way of life and express themselves, who realize they are always becoming, always growing. i like people who follow their dreams and live life as it comes, dont hold grudges, think for themselves, and don't regret the things they really believe in..the people who have eyes that reveal the sole dipiction of pure happiness. Those eyes that can peirce holes through my own wonder... let you know if i can see something like that again.