Sunday, October 26, 2014
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Sixty Seven
Issue 67 of your globalocal paper floats by on the winds of change, a polychromatic ephemeron, remembering a twentieth-century renaissance through some of its music. The times have changed, but the spirit of the times lives on.
Also: issue 67 of The Caterpillar brings you Part 22 of our ongoing gothick novella from West Cornwall, The Journal of Elias Gillpington.
Copyright Notice: The Caterpillar is a Free Paper and you are welcome to print it out and share it – for Free. The contents of The Caterpillar paper remain the property of the author and any attempt by other parties to make money from them would constitute an infringement of copyright.
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown – I Put a Spell on You
Judy Collins – I Think It’s Going To Rain Today
The Byrds – Eight Miles High
If You’re Going to San Francisco – Scott Mckenzie
Pink Floyd – The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
The Beatles – Sgt.Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Rolling Stones – The Satanic Majesties’ Reuqest
The Kinks – Autumn Almanac
Jimi Hendrix – Hey Joe
The ‘oo – Pictures of Lily
……..Human Kindness is Overflowing…..
Monday, September 29, 2014
paLIMPsEsT
Musics of many nations will unite us as One. Same Moon for all and same Sun. Same sky go round and wrap round the World. So sing out your true voice and follow your Soul.
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Two little Tuataras sitting on the wall,
One named Peter and one named Paul,
Crawl away Peter, crawl away Paul,
Come back Peter, come back Paul.
Two little Tuataras sitting on the wall,
Marry little fellows, marry little Paul.
I love Tuataras, how nice they are,
I love Tuataras how pilly pilly par.
Tuataras are sweet they can marry each other,
They like Tuataras, how sweet they are.
Cows love squirrels, squirrels love cows,
Badgers love gollies, gollies love moles,
How sweet they all are, no matter no dinosaurs
How they eat up the animals
If they’re a meat-eating
Dinosaur, like T.Rex was.
Little show-aminals snuggling up in their beds.
Parrots and Macaws, macaws and parrots,
They love each other, they marry each other
And birds of course love hens, cows and chickens.
Penguins can’t fly no matter squirrels can’t fly
And either can badgers.
Flora (4)
Edith Piaf – Johnny
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuatara
Saz
Bartok – Romanian Folk Dances –
Muzsicas / Danubia Orchestra
Dzhygun – Podolain Dance, Ukraine
Dunaiou Dunaiou – Ukranian Folk Song
And more again…
Ever wondered what it’s like at The Invertebrate Press Office……? Come on, let’s take a little look…
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Sunday, September 14, 2014
Mao Mao Chong Gwynngala Reality Samizdat
Flowing into Gwynngala through the Gate of September, into a countrie fruited, mysterious and ancient, fluted in by bucking banks of fluttering Bouzoukis and butterflye-blue tickydew luminosity. The land opens for you - for all people as One.
Surging forward in silks, brocades, embroidered robes and cloaks, the tide of people flows on to claim Utopia's rightful realms. Now, in late summer's Gwynngala golden days, a state of Utopia is declared upon the entire World.
Mao Mao Chong - the caterpillar horde of silken mystics floods the land. Light is coming. Trancendence is coming. Hold on. The cuckoo alights on the back of the Elephant. The hordes are carrying lanterns, bringing the light of a hundred thousand fireflyes.
Sotiria Bellou - Mi Mou Xanafegeis Pia
Yiannis Papaioaniou - Peiraiotiko Taximi (A Bouzouki solo in the Peiraeus Style)
Papaioanou - Hasapiko Politiko
Aivaliotiko Zeibekiko
Sunday, August 31, 2014
An Gath Vlewek Dasson 65
The Snakelocks Writhes and it sticks to your finger,
Lurking in the same pool year after year, tide after tide.
And the drifter sits in his mineral kingdom,
Making common cause with limpets and winkles,
Anemones and clingfish.
Practicing the Keltek tongue, ancient Brythonek wordflow.
But the excercise-girl can touch her toes - there goes my mind again.
There goes my mind again...
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
A Short Story of No Great Length
In Part 20 of ‘The
Journal of Elias Gillpington’, things go from detestable to abominable as our
protagonist stumbles into the Ynkleudhva district of a lichenous and
rhyme-rotted New Lynsmouth. This chapter
contains information of a profoundly eldritch nature – you can join the fun at
Page 4 of The Caterpillar No.65 – your August edition.
On Page 3 you can find
the jazzprose of Trumpet-man and Special
Jazz Correspondent, Mr Ben Jacket.
On Page 2 of this
month’s Caterpillar you‘ll find a short story of no particularly great length,
breadth or depth. Extending in no
dimensions, it is become a mere dot, a humble full-stop.
ΜΕ ΕΚΑΨΕΣ ΤΣΑΧΠΙΝΑ - ΜΑΡΚΟΣ ΒΑΜΒΑΚΑΡΗΣ, 1935.
The
Fenians from Cahirciveen – The Johnstons
The
Byrds – Live at the Piper Club , Italy ’68.
У Лісі (In The Forest ) - Ukrainian Folk Song
This summer’s day you’ll
find the photons streaming and the Laws of Physics ticking along quite satisfactorily. Beez abuzz and petals spread in the
breeze. Skirts fluttering, flirts
tittering, smiles giggling. Dragonfly
drones and sups nectar, drops eggs in lifestream – worldegg swelling worldfruit
ripening and wind coming to moan and sough the bough and drop the fruit the
seed the sprout the sun the sap the twig and leaf the beetle the glistening
drop of dew is licked by the bronze-diadem tongue of the iridescent glimmering
dragonfly, servant of the Snake.
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
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