Pravda
Jesse Mitchell
- Location
- http://open.salon.com/blog/jmitch79, Illinois,
- Birthday
- June 29
- Company
- my own, mostly
- Bio
- I am a 30 year cattle farmer. I have 4 children (3 girls and 1 boy) who range in age from 7 years down to 2 months. I am married, been with the same woman now for 10 years. I have worked as a cook, salesman, tailor, engineer's assistant, and also a bomb maker . I have been writing my entire life (really I mean that like all of it even way down into 'em baby years) and still, feh, not so good. I wish there was more to say about me but no such luck. Oh, yes you can all just call me, Jesse. I have seen the trouble people have when replying to me and they find that they must use that awkward JMitch79 business...so my name is Jesse and you may call me by it.
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Again, another one I
think I missed, or at least I
forgot to
comment as it
wouldn…”
5:41PM - “thank you folk...this
thing is filled with typos,
sorry.
Bob you are just
fine the…”
5:22PM - “it was the dog and
butterfly...and it was
terrible.”
3:27PM - “I am laughing too, good
stuff”
3:26PM - “I wrote this because a
few people have expressed
some
bewilderment as to my
occup…”
3:21PM
Hot Air Balloon and what I think of the 60's
When I was a young boy, about twelve years old or so, I took a ride in a hot air balloon. Now I only start off with this because it is one of my most enduring memories. It was at a state fair and the man running the thing would take… Read full post »
part of Gandharvas Gabriel -a Novel (teaser)
Gandharvas Gabriel
The growling bangs and bumps of some distant
cosmic planetary explosion, a million light years away, a million
years ago, shakes loose my drum skin tight mind. It rattles
loose memories and thoughts and memories of thought, lost in
thought of legends, nature… Read full post »
Isa, Isaiah Chapter 2 all by itself.
2
I made it through the night, like all the other nights since I set
out, without a great deal of trouble. It isn’t entirely
easy since I’ve found I don’t like being alone and
I’m not fond of the dark. I’m a grown man and my
mother and Fisher don’t feel… Read full post »
That old revolutionary spirit.
That old revolutionary spirit.
I compose it first in minor key, f to a minor to g to c, let it
raise to major and then the diminuendo, composite 2, running
scales, scales after ghastly scales. Cut and paste, copy and
paste, stick here and there, stuck together with electronic glue,
here… Read full post »
Open call to poetry (IPOD)
In the center of everything, the center of the universe a light
blooms open like a flower.
Its been a long long time and it spreads open, its been a long long
time now.
In the middle of everything, its bursts forth, a thousand thousand
petals
A thousand petals all velvet and soft, all… Read full post »
The Prophet
The Prophet
Across the river, the bone eaters bang out rhythms and chant.
They beat out their music on wood and bone and stone. They
dance together in wide circles, their flowing robes spinning and
trailing behind them, throwing sparks and dirt up into the night
air. He sits on the o… Read full post »
Ivan in the Caucasus part 1-repost
Ivan turned the corner on the gravel path. It was no more really than an old goat path though the mountains, the mountains the high peaked dusty desert mountains. The silence echoing off them was deafening. It has been three days now that he has been lost and separated from his
…
the Dacha
Mischa had always been such a good communist, though never a member of the party. He always did everything asked of him and believed every word told him. Mischa eyes are red, he looks raw. He knows how to follow orders and how not to ask unpleasant que… Read full post »
in the street
Walking past the clapboard plastic toy house, he stumbles and cannot seem to regain his balance. It is ten thirty in the morning and he is already drunk, but what difference does that make…what is time to him. The street surrounds him as he slowly lowers himself to the pavement to… Read full post »
Night in Ramallah
Night in Ramallah
She sits on the half collapsed bench in
the little court yard behind her broken down house. The
courtyard is cold and dark and filled with nothing but broken bits
of everything, broken rocks, broken toys, everything broken deep
into dust. She kick… Read full post »
Waiting on the Man
The car growled and shook as it idled in the Amtrak
parking lot. I sat in the passenger seat and turned my camera
around in my hands, absent mindedly.
“Hey put that away before dude
gets here, man.” the driver said
… Read full post »
Why are literary agents ridiculous?
I have this agent that I deal with, for my work that is not posted here, sorry but I keep the best stuff for myself and those with the check signing hands. Anyway, this agent asked for a rewrite on one of my books after a very favorable assessment but still… Read full post »
The Curious Birth of New Wave
Not so very long ago, there existed an alien race called the Araxaiians. The Araxaiians were a advanced race but they were in the midst of a crisis for their home planet, which was inexplicitly named simply Na’a, was over-populated and growing very short on natural resources. The Araxaiians had… Read full post »
The Sun revolves around Southern Illinois
Hey I found the Wikipedia entry on Southern Illinois, which is where I was born and still live. It is in fact the greatest place on Planet Earth, I am empathetic about this little known fact. Check out the entry and check out more about this wonderland of place...hell, if you… Read full post »
Isa Isaiah Isaiah Fisher
well to the three people who actually read this I must say that we are at a bit of a break with this story for awhile. We have indeed reached the spot where my old computer ate the story and until I can piece it back together from memory, there will… Read full post »
Chapter 10 part 2 Isa Isaiah Isaiah Fisher
We headed east, plowing fast though what I found to be a surprisingly thick yet sinuous mass of city, of people and things. Everywhere I turned my head, every place my eyes stopped there was so much to see, so much to take in…the feeling became nauseating and then it became… Read full post »
Ivan in the Caucasus 1.3
The sun is setting, it is dusk and soon it will be dark and very very cold. Ivan looks up towards the sky to see it turning a bruised purple, he watches as the stars start to burn though the sky, first one and then ten and etc. There is a… Read full post »
CDs I found under my bed whilst cleaning today
Today I found an absolute treasure trove of CDs under by bed. I haven't seen most of these CDs in ten years or more (which tells you how clean and orderly I am). They all things I bought back in high school. I only list them here, in this basically worthless… Read full post »
Chapter 10 part1 of Isa Isaiah Isaiah Fisher
10
 
I have never in all my life seen anything like the scene I see now before me and as long as I may possibly live never…never again will I of that I am sure, and never will I ever feel the feeling swelling up inside me. The bursting… Read full post »
Ivan in the Caucasus Part1.2
His mind drifts, his attention strays and before he can regain full power over himself, he finds himself back home, in his village north of Moscow, his poor little village with its quiet kind of energy. All the snow covered everything, all the life buried beneath the cold winter’s frost, all… Read full post »
Ivan in the Caucasus part 1.1
Ivan turned the corner on the gravel path. It was no more really than an old goat path though the mountains, the mountains the high peaked dusty desert mountains. The silence echoing off them was deafening. It has been three days now that he has been lost and separated from his/… Read full post »
Chapter 9 part 3 Isa, Isaiah Isaiah Fisher
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We have been quiet for a while, quite a while in fact. A total silence just came over us I guess. It’s just as well, though, because for my part I definitely find myself without any words. I am filled with excitement. I… Read full post »
Chapter 9 part 2 Isa, Isaiah Isaiah Fisher
“Isa, I have been thinking.”
“Okay, about what? I think a lot, too, you know. I guess you could say that I think for kind of a hobby or maybe an occupation…wait, no, well maybe…no, I think my occupation is a shoemaker or…what is it called?…a cobbler? And… Read full post »
Chapter 9 part 1 of Isa, Isaiah, Isaiah Fisher
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It has been quite a while since I last have spoken with you (or rather written anything for you) and I feel that I should apologize. I have been lazy. I feel, however, that a large part of my diligence has returned so that should be… Read full post »
Chapter 8 of Isa, Isaiah, Isaiah Fisher
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I woke up this morning in a snow and ice covered Odessa, Missouri. I slept most of the way here, waking every so often, often enough to say with some certainty that there is nothing between Arriba, Colorado and Odessa, Missouri.… Read full post »
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