Vector VII (No! VIII!)

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Station Two: 

Aventura  Far Out  

Aventura  Far Out  

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An Evening Walk

      The rum!  The rum!  Lady Night doth come!

Momselle Night with her star-sparkled cape

decks us in her beneficent Mystery Drape

Come with me, walk here by my side,

arm-in-aura, shedding unexumed yesterday

and with it miscarried tomorrow

We will see a wood together

a godly wood, a sassy wood, pliocene invention,

far on an escarpment in a Namib that never was

With evening splashing salmon and carmine

where sky kisses sea, a fond fondling engendering,

and the breeze begets us giddy with rose-scent,

We can stride the moon-glamoured Road of Ra

cast on the waters by austere Sister Keres,

and ascend the sky amid the cool lunar-took light,

There to unveil our Place and our Plays

in half a night or more of a-gnosis and ex-stasis,

all for the greater glad of all sensuant creatures

Then, when our writhes of spring are complete,

drift on a raft of slumber deep into night,

piloted to dawn by the songs of the owl and the hoopoe

when the door to soft morning whispers.

   

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VECTOR 000

            When I was 69, it was a very good lore.

 THE QUEST FOR THE CLIMAXIMAL COSMIC MAMMIJAZZM

{Fur Jazzmurmur}

 

 Preface

            All schoolchildren here in the 90th century are familiar with the many folktales and legends associated with our Original Ancestor, Papa Bubba McRamis.  In the past, these stories were frowned upon by serious scholars.  They were even banned, during the reign of Ampress Leipos Uhkshunn, as being "apochryphal, heretical, and inspired by the Enemy of Humankind, Demon Cracy."  More recently, they have been cheerfully tolerated as children's tales to be enjoyed by the unlettered.

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