January 2018 Open Reading Review
Albert, Joe, Masako and Shoichi
Winter season, gray days, warmth in keeping creativity alive and sharing.
Albert Sussler ( USA )
~ “Ichi-rin-sha” ~
I wish there was an easy way to remember, one flower vase.
~ “Two Ways to Travel” ~
I came to regret that day and the drive to give priority to distance over encounters.
~ “Living with Nature” ~
Man needs to be a better listener.
Shoichi Miyamura ( Japan )
~ “Reflections” ~
I looked into a mirror and found a man looking straight at me, somebody who I might have seen somewhere.
~ “Morning Glory, Evening Glory” ~
The face disappears in time, but the voice along that continues in the darkness.
~ “Modernism” ~
I’ve lost any other choices than to enjoy feeling of being dissected in order to remember that I was once one piece.
Masako Izumi ( Japan )
~ “Beside my father” ~
Sometimes he opens his eyes and looks into my eyes- then returns to his own world.
Joe Sichi ( USA )
~ “Unction” ~
-Act 1- <scene 1>
I am Elena, I’m asexual, no men, no women, no animals, not even myself, so if you don’t stop thinking about it now, I walk.
~ “The Great Sperm Holocaust” ~
He became immortal by passing on his genes to the next generation.
~ “Notes of an older father” ~
Her gibberish is world class.
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Coming up:
February 25th: Sunday
Open Reading: from 3:00 ~ 5:00P.M.
Location: Space Sakura, near Shinsakae station.
Map to the venue: Please click here.
(It is on the northeastern corner of the block facing a bigger street, next to “Haruru” Cafe.)
Please note that May 21st open reading has been cancelled.
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Albert