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Saturday, September 28, 2013
Walls and Bridges
Yoko Ono left John Lennon for 18 months and encouraged him to move to New York with another woman.
He did.
He later referred to those 18 months as "the lost weekend."
During that time he released his 1974 album "Walls and Bridges." Released in September 1974 in the USA and on October 4, 1974 in the UK.
What walls do you build and why? To protect you from other people, or to protect yourself from within?
Do you build bridges to connect with people?
Read DISCOVERY: A Collection of Poetry.
Those are the walls I built, and the bridges.
Let me know your thoughts, please, kind readers. It's available on Amazon worldwide, and selected bookstores.
THE INSANITY MACHINE, my nonfiction adventure with schizophrenia, co-authored by Austin Mardon, PhD, CM is also available on Amazon worldwide, and in selected Chapters bookstores here in Edmonton.SPACEHIVE is available through Smashwords, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble, as well as libraries and selected Chapters bookstores.
Ask for them in your local bookstore or library, and please get them ordered in.
BIGFOOT BOY: Lost on Earth will be released October 30, 2013 by Mockingbird Lane Press. Look for it then!
You'll love the walls and bridges I wrote about.
Love you.
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I need to check these out :)
ReplyDeleteDo that, Existentialist please, and let me know what you think. I'd be very interested to find out and perhaps start a dialogue.
ReplyDeleteBecause of all the hurt, we have built fences
ReplyDeleteto keep in the tears and to keep out the pain.
And they exist well past their purpose,
keeping out the love as well.