This is animated perfection!
"Destino" is an animated short that was a collaboration between Salvador Dali and Walt Disney that began production in 1945. The production, however, was halted for financial reasons. More details can be found here: Destino
Monday, June 14, 2010
"Destino"
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Labels: Animation, Armando Dominguez, Destino, Dominique Monfrey, John Hench, salvador dali, Walt Disney
Thursday, May 27, 2010
American Devil
She had mentioned
as I squeezed
a few peaches
that i should hurry
that her mother
was afraid
of my face
It's alright
I get that
just about
all the time
And I do
but she
with features
that drew my breath
like the Loch
at midnight
Spoke of her Father
who
on his death bed
worked his last painting
which was of
the Devil
who he had met
And I was almost
too captivated
by her dialect
to catch
that his devil
looked identical
to me
Diablo Negro
So I scare your mother
I squeeze your peaches
and condemn your daddy
to hell
that's too bad
Here's three dollars
and an apology
for wanting your fruits
for scaring your mother
for grinnin' too wide
for being me
-BH
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Monday, May 10, 2010
Apple Seed
Red Sun
burnin' my back
into leather
diggin' the soft earth
stainin' my fingers
with geological history
countless rainfalls
births
deaths...
of species
i ain't never heard of
and I'm diggin'
with love
in my heart
and the hope
that this man
of leather and sweat
can line our hard roads
with trunks and leaves
grinnin' petal faced babies
bees
butterflies
and gusts of wind
sweeter than syrup.
BH
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
To the Looking Glass
Stillness through morning light
tickled your soft lips
radiated off of
your porcelain
I
like a Cheshire Cat
would love
to paint your looking glass
a nice matte black
And you could see
with out worry
Days and Lives
stuck between that glass
we see alternate histories
and infinite futures
but so rarely
do we see ourselves
BH
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Glosoli, Sigur Ros
I want to change the definition of "Making Love". I think that this song makes love.
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Labels: Glasoli, Iceland, Indie, making love, Sigur Ros
Monday, March 15, 2010
Alice
I'm a huge fan of Tim Burton. His Alice in Wonderland, however, left much to be desired. I don't really think that it's his fault, I'm sure the studios had a lot to do with it.
ANYWAY.
Jan Svankmajer's Alice in Wonderland still reigns supreme as my favorite film version. Here are two scenes that I found.
...And people wonder why I can't sleep at night.
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Labels: Alice in Wonderland, Czech, jan svankmajer, lewis carroll, surrealism
Sunday, February 28, 2010
7 27 09
I found this in a notebook that I kept whilst I was performing on the road last summer. Found it kind of interesting, so I decided to paste it to my computer screen.
10:17 pm and I've managed to get a hotel room
next to a waffle house.
The guy next to me asks what I'm smokin'
then what I'm writin'
then where I'm from.
10:23 pm and I'm drinkin' coffee
smokin'
and eatin' hashbrowns
in Charlotte, NC
lil' yellow house on the corner
of Sunset rd and _______
make a pilgrimage.
When I left the hotel room
a little black cat
was waitin' for me.
It followed me here.
They wouldn't let her come inside
so from what I can tell
She's waitin' for me at the door.
There's a storm cracklin' outside
lightnin' cuttin' across
the smokey sky
and I'm in love...
too bad she ain't here.
I'd like the comfort
cause I'm broke
worse
deep in the hole
and my bank don't give a shit
but I do.
A big one.
Fuck
Why am I drinkin' coffee?
I'm an insomniac...
that just ain't smart.
The prostitute
on the other side of me
just ordered a chocolate milk
cheeky
And I'm startin' to think
I'm in a segregated restaurant.
All the black people
are on that side,
and the Whites are eyin' me funny
now the blacks
are eyin' me funny...
Hell, the waitress even looks strange
but this guy next to me
didn't say a word.
So I guess I'm alright.
Was my home state
always this way?
Maybe so,
but ain't that America?
Blacks on the Left
Whites on the Right
and a broke, hungry poet
smokin', gettin' wired
and obviously in the wrong place.
With a warm bed next door
a black cat outside
and a woman
who ain't there...
BH
Charlotte NC
7 27 09
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Labels: Ben Holbrook, black cat. economy., charlotte, cigarettes, coffee, north carolina, Poetry, wafflehouse