Although I have heard from several individuals indicating they did their part for Guerrilla Poetry Day, yesterday, I am personally disappointed that leg cramps kept me from completing my personal goal (although the three performances I did give in Virginia and Washington, DC, were pretty cool).
Dan McTaggart and I are discussing the next GPD, and some plans to organize and expand on it.
More later.
Thanks to all who joined in!!
Monday, July 6, 2009
Sunday, July 5, 2009
The Day's Dispatches....part 1
Have word from a few friends overseas (and a few hardy souls who stayed up late enough last night to make it into this morning) of their exploits for Guerrilla Poetry Day. Bravo and Brava, all around.
I headed out this morning, having made some last minute changes to my itinerary and splitting it into two "waves".
Read "couplet/passion" to the order-taker at the McDonalds in Sterling, Virginia. I think she was confused.
Did "goblins in my attic" and "My Electric Lady" in front of the American Psychological Association building in Washington, DC. A street person yelled at me, something about Jesus.
Then, made a ride up to Embassy Row to do "Queen Protea" in front of the South African Embassy.
Later today, more madness. Madness? This is Poetry!
I headed out this morning, having made some last minute changes to my itinerary and splitting it into two "waves".
Read "couplet/passion" to the order-taker at the McDonalds in Sterling, Virginia. I think she was confused.
Did "goblins in my attic" and "My Electric Lady" in front of the American Psychological Association building in Washington, DC. A street person yelled at me, something about Jesus.
Then, made a ride up to Embassy Row to do "Queen Protea" in front of the South African Embassy.
Later today, more madness. Madness? This is Poetry!
The Day Arrives
Already have received a few dispatches from the fronts...not expecting many, but gratified, nonetheless.
Hitting the ground running, momentarily...
Hitting the ground running, momentarily...
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
using Metro to get around
It hit me yesterday that I was not taking into account the Washington, DC, area Metrorail for shuttling me between Guerrilla Poetry hits. That changed today as I went over schedules.
I will use the system for a few pin-point targeting moves in DC, Virginia and Maryland, and don't be surprised if I show up near or at key monuments, including Arlington National Cemetary ("Our Children Lie at Arlington" would be a good read there). I will still go wheels for Pennsylvania (near Gettyburg) and West Virginia (near Harpers Ferry, perhaps?)
This is just starting to get good...adrenaline up about 30%. Testosterone...you don't want to know.
I will use the system for a few pin-point targeting moves in DC, Virginia and Maryland, and don't be surprised if I show up near or at key monuments, including Arlington National Cemetary ("Our Children Lie at Arlington" would be a good read there). I will still go wheels for Pennsylvania (near Gettyburg) and West Virginia (near Harpers Ferry, perhaps?)
This is just starting to get good...adrenaline up about 30%. Testosterone...you don't want to know.
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Gettysburg,
Harpers Ferry,
Maryland,
Metrorail,
Pennsylvania,
Virginia,
Washington,
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