The numerically titled pair of poems — 21 (which has 23 words) and 17 (which has many more) — will appear in the next New Yorker, but you can read them online now. Proper spelling optional.
... 19 year old folk singer named bob dylan arrived acoustic guitar in
Danny Schmidt on Bob Dylan How did you first get into Bob Dylan? I first started listening to Dylan when I was an angst-ridden 15-year old. I was especially drawn to his stream-of-consciousness mid-60s era stuff… Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61… that stuff. Dylan came off ...
“i really have nothing
against
marlon brando”
LOL
most hilarious pretentious non sequitur ending to an already pretentious poem ive ever seen. also funny: he writes like he pronounces. “an”, “t” instead of to
and wtf is 21, a high school student could have wrote those will all those
unnecessary
line
gaps
I read this poetry book his wrote in the late 60s. It was pretentious and too full of itself to actually say anything. The odd thing is, his song lyrics are among the most poetic I’ve ever encountered.
I hope his poetry is as good as his screenwriting…
“i really have nothing
against
marlon brando”
LOL
most hilarious pretentious non sequitur ending to an already pretentious poem ive ever seen. also funny: he writes like he pronounces. “an”, “t” instead of to
and wtf is 21, a high school student could have wrote those will all those
unnecessary
line
gaps
stick to the songs bob, no poetry, no painting, just the songs, that’s all yee good for Z-man
I read this poetry book his wrote in the late 60s. It was pretentious and too full of itself to actually say anything. The odd thing is, his song lyrics are among the most poetic I’ve ever encountered.
Hope he doesn’t blow it
oh. BOB dylan. not dylan THOMAS.
d’oh!
The longer one is pretty decent, I think. Better than oh, 99% of the words that come through here, lyrics or otherwise.
paul ramon wants to lick dylan’s taint i can tell