The Big Oaf Poetry Blog
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| Blog Name: | The Big Oaf Poetry Blog |
| Url: | http://bigoaf.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Poetry, Songwriting, Seattle |
| Description: | Fresh and Original Poetry from Seattle's Aaron Kokorowski. |
| Popularity: | 413 Followers |
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Little Red Spider...
Little Red SpiderLittle red spiderJust small enough to seeWhat is your reasonFor crawling on me?Although bigger than youI mean you no harmWe could have been friendsBut you bit my armGuess it's the endOf you being realLittle red spiderUnder my heelAaron Kokorowski, 2009
Little Red SpiderLittle red spiderJust small enough to seeWhat is your reasonFor crawling on me?Although bigger than youI mean you no harmWe could have been friendsBut you bit my armGuess it's the endOf you being realLittle red spiderUnder my heelAaron Kokorowski, 2009
Ode to Project Stoneway
Greetings to everyone on this late Harvest Moon, thanks again for checking out my poetry blog. Over the last three and a half years my wife and I lived in an apartment on Stoneway Avenue North in Seattle, and it was there where I experienced the most prolific stretch of writing in my life. I battled my notebooks daily, building poetry into my routine with the same urgency as sleeping and eating and breathing, often writing into the wee hours of the night. I've pulled hundreds of poems from thousands of pages in my notebooks, though much of the material remains raw and unpolished. Last week we moved out of our apartment, and I am anxious to get our boxes unpacked so I can start building
Greetings to everyone on this late Harvest Moon, thanks again for checking out my poetry blog. Over the last three and a half years my wife and I lived in an apartment on Stoneway Avenue North in Seattle, and it was there where I experienced the most prolific stretch of writing in my life. I battled my notebooks daily, building poetry into my routine with the same urgency as sleeping and eating and breathing, often writing into the wee hours of the night. I've pulled hundreds of poems from thousands of pages in my notebooks, though much of the material remains raw and unpolished. Last week we moved out of our apartment, and I am anxious to get our boxes unpacked so I can start building
Them Recession Blues
Wherever you are, sing this one with me.Dear EconomyDon't you go and listen to all of that bad newsPeople fussing headlines around the roomGet yourself right off of that floor todayCan't be lying on the ground all dayPlenty going on that's not so down and outTime to get some good news going roundGot to stop believing in all that bad newsMake your head spin and give you the bluesGet yourself right off of that floor todayTime to stand up and have a sayPlenty going on that's not so down and outLet's get some good news going roundDon't you go contributing t
Wherever you are, sing this one with me.Dear EconomyDon't you go and listen to all of that bad newsPeople fussing headlines around the roomGet yourself right off of that floor todayCan't be lying on the ground all dayPlenty going on that's not so down and outTime to get some good news going roundGot to stop believing in all that bad newsMake your head spin and give you the bluesGet yourself right off of that floor todayTime to stand up and have a sayPlenty going on that's not so down and outLet's get some good news going roundDon't you go contributing t
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