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‘He (Jesus) invented – as an author invents characters in a novel – all the different men that you and I were meant to be. In that sense our real selves are all waiting for us in Him.’ ( C.S. Lewis )

Noises

I love making noises with my heart, and jangling on my guitar.

Doodles

Pastels, Pens and Pencils are my thang!

Scribbles

There has always been a connection between my thinking and my quill.

quill

Zenjoy!

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~Performance in Norwich, UK~

1. “The Regal” (Dereham Rd) – 7th, 28th December 2008.

2. “The Music House” (The Waterfront) – 23rd January 2009.

3. “Grapevine” (Bedfords) – 29th April 2009.

4. “The Bell Inn” (Salhouse) – 24th May 2009.

5. “The Music House”  (The Waterfront) – 19th June 2009.

6.  “The Gatehouse”  (Dereham Road) – 27th June 2009

7. ‘The Sole & Heel” (Rackheath) – 29th August 2009

8. “The Gatehouse”  (Dereham Road) -3rd October 2009

9. “The Music House” (Norwich) – 23rd October 2009

10. “The Gatehouse” (Dereham Road) – 14th November 2009

ABRAXAS TO JESUS

Posted in The Pophead Chronicles with tags , , , , , , , , , , , on November 2, 2009 by broapocalypse

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“FROM ABRAXAS TO JESUS”
By Eric John Sawyer

“The bird fights its way out of the egg. The egg is the world. Who would be born first must destroy a world. The bird flies to God. The God’s name is Abraxas” (Hermann Hesse)

A grayish green fungus covers the fireplace and the chairs and tables in this room. Santana’s “Borboletta”, is turning beneath the stylus as three men share a reefer and talk softly to each other in unknown tongues.

It is 1974, I think.

“Have you listened to this album ?” the older man says as he holds up the cover.

Peering through the mist of that moment, I can see the name Richard Strauss. The complex musical structures stimulated our minds bringing out a rich flow of thoughts.

Brutal honesty is my Achilles heel and hallucinogenic absorption reduces the options for deceit. I could flash the entire tale of my youth in a flow of seemingly irrelevant, unconnected events, but when I would smoke the herb, the point of existence became very precise and the moment became intensely relevant to the point of panic.

The brotherhood of man may be a fallacy, but it also may be the truth. Lived within the shell of my own experience, there is a commonality that is hard to ignore. Disciples of one another, the false one is not easily noticeable, for we are of one blood and we all share in this image of God.

I blew upon the cover of a book called “Demian” by Hermann Hesse.

Hermann Hesse Demain

“Do you want to borrow it ?” asked the older man.

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