I am interested in the viewers of my blog, mostly the ones whom I do not know personally. If you could be so kind, leave a comment on this (anyone can leave an anonymous note) giving a brief explanation on either what you enjoy (or don't) about FaceMouthEar, and if you aren't local to Richmond, Virginia, where you are from, and how you found it. I would thoroughly appreciate the contribution, and hope to improve on content relating towards customary viewer preference. Or, to keep on keepin' on.
Also, if you have any questions for me, leave those as well. If you are interested in seeing or even buying some of my art workings, or if you are interesting in having commissioned work, please let me know via anon comment or email (itsparkblack@yahoo.com).
Ps. Thinking of making this blog a .com, but remaining under Blogspot extension, essentially just eliminating the ".blogspot" from the url, or even making a facemouthear.com official website unto itself. Thoughts? Website-engineering help?
Thanks for visiting, reader.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Serpent's Own
An excerpt from Elsewhere
...And again the repulsive serpent came henceforth, but to only swim in a tongue of yours and of the nether: a “celestial” disgust. Yielding great depth in feverish foam, his muddy mutter took a harsh control of I, the flesh: the numbers of six and fifty; but remember you reader, that the serpent was only so—of the lesser gem. The sickness became nonsense and my body too surreal. Even now as I write such diction, my fingers bleed from lesions of the serpent’s strike and crowd my hand of wretchedness—calamity swollen in disguise. Covet thee! and treat me as an equal serpent, for you are death itself.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Yang II
An excerpt from Elsewhere
A singularity amoung multitude; a Hasting towards the East, where a master had defined Juliette’s arrival. One boy alone, and another stricken with fever, they shone greatly in the sun. And his erudition kept him balanced, but in perpetuity and multidimensional understanding…not the mystic he was told to envelop, and the adept he prescribed. And the boy carries poverty, but not in wealth, in companionship, and his sickly Yang, and thine parasitic relationship, and the host whom wants his uninvited guest all but present.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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