Sunday, February 27, 2011
Rare Groove, Feb. 27, 2011
Miles Davis --- So What
From maybe the most influential jazz album in history, Kind of Blue, comes one of my favorite Sunday afternoon relaxation songs. It truly takes the mind to a place built on feel-good ease. And in most of our lives, I'm sure a little ease is greatly appreciated.
Marcus Jamison, the Rare Poet
Just a Bit of Randomness (Maybe)
I'd like to thank Christina at Soul Aperture, for such a beautiful Sunday morning sentiment, and a photograph that made my soul smile.
I am a rare bird,
no talons, no feathers, no beak, no wings
just soul and light
blooming, efflorescence,
flocking towards those things
that I love
I hope that you all enjoy this most magnificent of Sundays, for it is yet one more Sunday we've been gifted the opportunity to enjoy. Much love.
Marcus Jamison, the Rare Poet
Friday, February 25, 2011
Rare Groove, Feb. 25, 2011
Radiohead --- Climbing Up the Walls (Zero 7 Mix)
Ever since "Karma Police", I've been a big Radiohead fan, and I love a great mix. This song has such a "laid back, I'm floating on some clouds" sound. It is awesome to listen to while relaxing, thinking, or when you need a bit of a different vibe. All in all, a great mix.
Marcus Jamison, the Rare Poet
Because I Feel Them in Me (Awesome Repost # 14)
Found these great words over at amir sulaiman. I swear he pulls words from the soul.
in my chest there is a heart
in my heart there is a river
that river leads to a sea
in that sea there is a vortex
in that vortex is every woman i have ever loved
they will never be seen again
----
I can feel my own vortex, growing.
Marcus Jamison, the Rare Poet
in my chest there is a heart
in my heart there is a river
that river leads to a sea
in that sea there is a vortex
in that vortex is every woman i have ever loved
they will never be seen again
----
I can feel my own vortex, growing.
Marcus Jamison, the Rare Poet
Thursday, February 24, 2011
The Occasional Crazy Rare Quote # 4
"A writer and nothing else: a man alone in a room with
the English language, trying to get human feelings right."
---John K. Hutchens
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