I thought it was Squirrel Sunday. Gum writing is all well and good, but writing with squirrels now... And unlike most, you could even write legalese with squirrels!
"People think your success is just a matter of having a pretty face. But it's easy to be chewed up and spat out. You've got to stay ahead of the game to be able to stay in it." Kate Moss
The Elasticity and Resilience of Gum Can Represent the Human Spirit, Flexible in Inflexible Times. In "Subterranean Homesick Blues" The Inflexibility of the World is Expressed Through Paranoia and Self-Confinement from such an Environment:
Look out kid Don’t matter what you did Walk on your tiptoes Don’t try “No-Doz” Better stay away from those That carry around a fire hose Keep a clean nose Watch the plain clothes
In This World It Becomes Not a Matter of 'If' But, Rather, 'When':
Look out kid You’re gonna get hit
The Solution of Resilience Through Flexibilty is Expressed in the Following Lines:
Don’t wanna be a bum You better chew gum
As Such, Gum Can Be seen as a Form of Personal Protest Against an Overwhelming State.
In the Song "Fourth Time Around" The Dynamic of Flexibility is Expressed on a Personal Level: It is a Woman, Not the Government, That is Inflexible:
I stood there and hummed I tapped on her drum and asked her how come And she buttoned her boot And straightened her suit Then she said, “Don’t get cute”
The Narrator in the Song Uses the Symbolic Value of Gum in an Attempt to Achieve a Breakthrough Against this Wall:
So I forced my hands in my pockets And felt with my thumbs And gallantly handed her My very last piece of gum
However, His Offering of the Gum is Spiritually Rejected By Her Unwillingness to Share in Response:
Her Jamaican rum And when she did come, I asked her for some She said, “No, dear”
To Further Underscore Her Rejection of His Elasticity She Blames Gum as an Impediment to Flexibility through Understanding:
I said, “Your words aren’t clear You’d better spit out your gum”
Thus, Gum is Brought Back to a Personal Statement Independent of the World on a Personal and Governmental Level, and -- Indeed -- Independent of Success or Failure.
Note that the Gum is Never Identified as 'Bubble Gum': the Reasoning Here Would Be Subject to Greater Scrutiny.
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I thought it was Squirrel Sunday.
Gum writing is all well and good, but writing with squirrels now...
And unlike most, you could even write legalese with squirrels!
I Am on the pavement
Thinking About the Gummerment.
Art? Really?
"People think your success is just a matter of having a pretty face. But it's easy to be chewed up and spat out. You've got to stay ahead of the game to be able to stay in it."
Kate Moss
Wad ya say?
Putting the gum in obscene gestures and courtroom argument.
I'd Like to Think that Each Piece of Gum Was Chewed by an AKB48 Girl. It Seems Like Something They Would Do.
Naked Bob Dylan Robot Says:
The Elasticity and Resilience of Gum Can Represent the Human Spirit, Flexible in Inflexible Times. In "Subterranean Homesick Blues" The Inflexibility of the World is Expressed Through Paranoia and Self-Confinement from such an Environment:
Look out kid
Don’t matter what you did
Walk on your tiptoes
Don’t try “No-Doz”
Better stay away from those
That carry around a fire hose
Keep a clean nose
Watch the plain clothes
In This World It Becomes Not a Matter of 'If' But, Rather, 'When':
Look out kid
You’re gonna get hit
The Solution of Resilience Through Flexibilty is Expressed in the Following Lines:
Don’t wanna be a bum
You better chew gum
As Such, Gum Can Be seen as a Form of Personal Protest Against an Overwhelming State.
In the Song "Fourth Time Around" The Dynamic of Flexibility is Expressed on a Personal Level: It is a Woman, Not the Government, That is Inflexible:
I stood there and hummed
I tapped on her drum and asked her how come
And she buttoned her boot
And straightened her suit
Then she said, “Don’t get cute”
The Narrator in the Song Uses the Symbolic Value of Gum in an Attempt to Achieve a Breakthrough Against this Wall:
So I forced my hands in my pockets
And felt with my thumbs
And gallantly handed her
My very last piece of gum
However, His Offering of the Gum is Spiritually Rejected By Her Unwillingness to Share in Response:
Her Jamaican rum
And when she did come, I asked her for some
She said, “No, dear”
To Further Underscore Her Rejection of His Elasticity She Blames Gum as an Impediment to Flexibility through Understanding:
I said, “Your words aren’t clear
You’d better spit out your gum”
Thus, Gum is Brought Back to a Personal Statement Independent of the World on a Personal and Governmental Level, and -- Indeed -- Independent of Success or Failure.
Note that the Gum is Never Identified as 'Bubble Gum': the Reasoning Here Would Be Subject to Greater Scrutiny.
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