Barry Alpert
TALK, LUIS BUNUEL
 
                  "A day without laughter is a lost day." - LB

 
The Middle Ages continued until WW1,
and directed by the church bells,
like clouds,
kids would often meet hungry children . . .

 
Luis!  Go get that
universe
I put on his boots.
Student who passed no exams.

 
Believe in . . . God, but he conserved
Ursulines–they said they had to give it
new context.  All our thoughts and gestures,
urgent and unrealizable desire,
example the idea of work, sacred
lines told us of Garcia Lorca's death.
 
 
 
TALK, LUIS BUNUEL
 
                  "I'm dying now." - LB
 
They only gave us repression and blood.
Want all actors to chat with the camera,
call my atheist and communist friends.
Kick the lamb because it has to fly out of the frame.

 
Learned about the character from her
sublime and magnificent but it,
this problem with my ear
house,

 
bourgeoisie would for the opera,
butler knows the house--you can drink.
Don't drink & a person . . .
Sexual desire has
answer, "No thank you,
bunuelesque child!"