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Accordion Fold Note Books & a poem Home Space larry goodell duendebooks 2012

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& Home Space, a Poem . . . my current working notebook and a much older one are accordion fold hand made journals . . .

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Accordion FoldNote Books

& a poem

Home Space

larry goodell

duendebooks2012

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from Notebook #71, in progress

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duendebooks©2012 larry goodell

po box 571 placitas, new mexico 87043USA [email protected]

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I need a new note book! these long sheets are leftover cutoffs from aprinting project from years ago. I’m gluing them together to make a verylong sheet to fold into my accordion notebook and I’m remembering theaccordion fold notebook I did back in the early 70's . . . Bcut out mat board ends, glue to a strip of cloth glued to each end of long paper

Bcloth wrap around cover with hand-sewn “pockets” to fit over mat board ends . . .

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Notebook #71, current NB in progress . . .when I’m at one end I’ll decide whether to continue on the back,but the paper may be too thin (compared to the earlier NB #7)

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I’m so happy I did this although getting the pages flat to write on is sometimes tricky

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2 pages from Notebook #73

“As directionless as a rubber ceiling with nothing to bounce against itAs hopeless as a beautiful chandelier buried in filth

all lit up obscuredAll deadly as a dying race suffering from self-delusion

t5hat it was the master of it motherAll dead as it shall be so nature can recover.”

Now, going back forty years . . .

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Notebook #7 in its cloth cover with writingfrom February 1971 to March 1972

úpaper is cut out from supermarket sacks, glued together in one long strip andpainted white with gesso . . . this recycled notebook has been a hit withkids & students . . .

Bnext two photographs: the collage covers (from flower catalogs)

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last part of “Astoria” a long poem from the Staff of Ometéotl, “I do not writefor Fascists I do not write for Fools . . . “a performance sequence of 12 poems with cloth backings hanging oncottonwood staves . . . holograph from NB #7

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and a joy of having long linesextend themselvesand not be definedby 8 ½ “ page . . .

“they are not Angels that Angelic Chorale was blasted into the Equator when Cortez dropped his Rocks & fucked the New World I demand distance & they come Crashing in on me . . .”

(this is the first line here,20January72)

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(facsimile of the Codex Borgia, in the michigan state university library, the amazing and preciousoriginal created probably late 1400's . . . Catholic priests burned many of these . . .)

NB #7

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Urgency is in the Wind which has died down . . .

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one book thatemerges from Notebook #7 is the Book ofOmetéotl whichattempts to get back to a“book” with fewer emanativeceremonial and 3 dimensional features of thereading performance . . .

this is the firstattempt atpresenting the BookOf . . . spread out on thebrick floor.

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but it proved unwieldy to read from so it took on this more manageable form . . .

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Home Space

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Home Spacefrom the new notebook (#71)

poem in holograph

written very early morning January 3rd 2012

Bhear larry goodell read this poemon Soundclick (5:46 minutes long)

http://bit.ly/13rv2BB

B(the first line appears, whatever it is, and the poem grows . . .

pause at line end relevant here)

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Home Space

stuck on a stickhanging enlightenments soft words on hard paper you pluck out of sky the administering of love hanging on a string from pole to pole tinkling of wood on wood words & address what youre hearing against the sky pillows the head of your heart words making impressions room from the other room sound from the other sound male voices making love to the female in them as power ancestors whisper progress of your soul through the sky what is deep wisdom daring to ask what not thought not narrative not story not progress administering the smooth from rough outer space the alien muse kind to her son kind to her daughter

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kind to my both sides of the brain we do not connect you transmit hits

like pops overheadheard through acceptingcreate for the taking you must each to each teach without teaching the long epic toll paid for the freedom to give without grace the love that is eaten the feast forbidden now a ritual home for the homeless the artists despised misunderstood surprise hanging sculptures from a misused mind the music of minority ruled out of business prejudiced small town lynching the art out of anyone being so nice you could vomit from the skies pressuring you be nice like us oozing bad taste sweet from the front stabbed in the back you tried to drain me

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out of myself but my foreign muse came to attract me putting the words scrolls hanging down the music surrounding

the towers like starchartsthe cars black holes the baby stars forming in soundless splendor the maps of the sky beyond universes hanging new planets on made up backdrops the tinkle of wood by the spring in the heart coming back home where the love loves love in warm home space the willow wood knocking the words hanging down I give you the town of the town in the town where the art is alive in every direction you are welcome to new with help from afar break open commitments and stand with the stars the earth with the dirt the strong sure taste and power in the humble taking of late

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what is given energy not blocked from the stars the lips of the planets speaking the peace that comes to the heart that is brain savvy

that is not apartbut is inside innerentering the hearer receiving retina eyes of the heart brain mind hearing dawn come in music channels tapped tapped a tapping opens one clear sound on top of another do you hear what you give me or are you blind to your gift as long lines of landscape settle down what was vertical is horizontal the message is quiet tie it up tie it up.

larry goodell / placitas, new mexico3rd January 2012

(5:46 minutes long read here) http://bit.ly/13rv2BB

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Accordion FoldNote Books

& a poem

Home Space

larry goodell

duendebooks2012