One of the reasons I keep doing this is having the chance to
read, appreciate and review my favorite zine, yes you`ve guessed it it`s Hiroshima
Yeah! The cover star`s Sandy Denny (1947-1978) was a British folk
singer. She sang with The Bunch, Fotheringay, Fairport Convention
and she also guested on Led Zeppelin`s fourth album. Now we shall begin
with poetry and `joy in diminishing returns`. Here are my
favorite pieces
Not having
For me,
The
freedom
Of not having
The job,
The wife,
The kids,
The car
Beats all of the above,
Hands down.
And
Destiny
I was always destined
To be someone
Staring out at the rain.
And finally
Natural end
For a while,
I was obsessed
With you,
Wrote love songs
About you,
Travelled miles
Each day
Just to drink
In the same pubs
As you.
But now,
Bumping into you
Outside a supermarket
As you push
Your granddaughter
In a trolley,
It feels good to know
That all obsessions
Come to their
Natural end.
Man I love this stuff. There`s also `13.82 billion years in
hell` (Gary Simmons monthly column this time he explores the
theme of the forgotten prisoner) and our monthly episode of `doctor
Thornaby` (a readers nightmare that`s for sure). We are to treated with
book and music reviews. We conclude things with `Mortimer ` (Mark
Ritchie). A short story about hanging out with the wrong people and
managing to escape. Contact: donbirnam@hotmail.com
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