Hobby Jones

Infinite Blabes of Glab Hobby Jones

This second collection of poems and songs by the author of Haasenfruze, or Texts of Mental Apparitions features an assortment of texts originally published on the Haasenfruze blog site, along with many new, never-before-seen pieces. An ecclesiastical storm forms high over the steeples of the town's churches. Sparrows seem to have built a nest inside an old sack once used for growing strawberries on the back porch. Voices echo through splashy, vaulted spaces. The highways present a curious post-human environment. A lot of attention is being paid to hula dancers. The fool reappears periodically in attempts to make the story make no sense. But with a drab, disreputable liquor store squatting on the corner, it's a profligate use of public largesse. It is with great difficultythat we bring these things to thee, whatever they may ultimately mean. Design is stressing the pleasures of emphasis, isn't it? We'll analyze this bird down to the last feather, never worry my friend. Semantics is a sea with many fishes.