Premonition or Dead Reckoning
uploaded: Tue, Aug 11, 2009 @ 8:52 AM
Here’s a little poem I wrote ages ago. It was inspired by an episode of Twilight Zone starring Dick York about a man who buys a newspaper with a quarter and when he throws his money down, his quarter stands on end.
I recorded this to go with a moody, avant garde piece by Jürgen Herrmann. PREMONITION OR DEAD RECKONING It is the hour your footprints fill with static and a quarter dropped from your pocket stands on end. Realize you have taken the bus one stop too far and have disembarked on the unfamiliar street. There, on the cross-hairs of your sight you see yourself sailing into the path of a moving car. The buildings on the left explode! Clench your hands a little deeper in their pockets and drop your head into the collar of your coat. You can’t refuse the vision — this surprise gift — you might take it as a warning, or it could be the hand that strikes the match to the dynamite. The smiling push into the traffic. Tempe, Arizona, 1978
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"Premonition or Dead Reckoning"
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