she said, "love is a human right." and then she made coffee.
she said even skeptics can dream, and then she made the bed.
she said the world is a small place growing smaller everyday, and then she painted
he nails this deep forrest green.
she sang and danced when the President was elected and then she wanted
a pint of Guiness and a ciagarette.
she yawned when 30,000 troops flew in a Lear Jet to Central Asia
and then she cried...
she jumped into the pool on that hot day back in June after
the Art Fair and then she smoked a joint.
she walked barefoot across the lava of the White House lawn and
protested the travesty of justice in
"Gitmo."
she wore a rainbow bracelet in October and fell in love
with her girlfriend by November.
she said that now she knew why love
was a religious experience.
i asked her how she prayed.
she said the personal stays personal and
that too is a human right..
Corin Wagen defends Leviticus (from my email)
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In your recent conversation with Misha Saul, you and Misha discussed your
joint dislike for Leviticus. I can’t say that I find Leviticus a
page-turner, b...
10 hours ago