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ma_rielagache: « It seemed
like years
before
I picked
a bouquet
of kisses
off her mouth
and put them
into a dawn-colored vase
in
my
heart.
But
the wait
was worth it.
Because
I
was
in love. »
The Wait-Richard Brautigan
barnestoneworth: I googled someone from Everything Everywhere All at Once & discovered they were born in Ketchikan, Alaska..I knew it reminded me of something..finally remembered this poem by Richard Brautigan.
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riot_abstract: Hey my fam, there are 7 and half hours remaining to bid on my latest work inspired by Richard Brautigan ‘Telegrams of the Soul’ ♥️
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ssleger: "It's strange how the simple things in life go on while we become more difficult."
- Richard Brautigan
xiuxiulyricsbot: You have always lied to us
Richard Brautigan never stuffed his underwear in your mouth
WilliamTaylorJr: Portrait of Richard Brautigan that I did some years back. Still one of my favorite writer portraits that I've done this far.
foodshaper: In the spooky
garage
a mower
awakens
twitches its
switches
and wriggles
its ass
Outside
the saucy
green shoots
sprout across
the yard
I remember
Richard Brautigan
mentioned
The Revenge
of the Lawn
sbb22k: love you richard brautigan
royalrebelrules: ooh...
I like to think
(it has to be!)
of a cybernetic ecology
where we are free of our labors
and joined back to nature,
returned to our mammal
brothers and sisters,
and all watched over
by machines of loving grace.
Richard Brautigan , 1967
jacopo_gab: All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace, by Richard Brautigan, 1967
"I like to think (and
the sooner the better!)
of a cybernetic meadow
where mammals and computers
live together in mutually
programming harmony
like pure water
touching clear sky.
I like to think
(right now
A_maga: 4 of 5 stars to American dust. Prima che il vento si ... by Richard Brautigan
RaspiArduino: Have you ever felt like a wounded cow
halfway between an oven and a pasture?
walking in a trance toward a pregnant
seventeen-year-old housewife's
two-day-old cookbook?
-- Richard Brautigan
daveweigel: Because they're way too into Richard Brautigan?
joshritter: Richard Brautigan,
All day I have been looking for your poems in my house, but I think the roses are using them to keep warm in the snow. There must be a poem in this.
allurealist: Please by Richard Brautigan
meponymous: A prescient poem by Richard Brautigan (1/3)
All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace (1966)
I like to think (and
the sooner the better!)
of a cybernetic meadow
where mammals and computers
live together in mutually
programming harmony
like pure water
touching clear sky.
T_Brautigan: Sean Bean when he sees Richard Sharpe is trending....
hatchetmouth: Check out Sombrero Fallout : A Japanese Novel by Richard Brautigan (1978, Trade Paperback)
wastemailing: "Punitive ghosts like steam-driven tennis courts haunt the apples in my nonexistent orchard.
I remember when there were just worms out there and they danced in moonlit cores on warm September nights."
From Richard Brautigan's "Loading Mercury with a Pitchfork"
number9iner: ramon muxter and richard brautigan were the same people, just different mediums
Feikand18075051: all of us have a place in history. mine is clouds.,Richard Brautigan,life, purpose,
denverdeseer: Her voice, delicate as it was, had a strength to it that made one realize why a teacup can stay in one piece for centuries, defying the changes of history and the turmoil of man.
~ richard brautigan
RachelDrenning: 4 of 5 stars to In Watermelon Sugar by Richard Brautigan
rmader4471: Karma Repair Kit: Items 1-4 (by Richard Brautigan)
1. Get enough food to eat,
and eat it.
2. Find a place to sleep where it is quiet,
and sleep there.
3. Reduce intellectual and emotional noise
until you arrive at the silence of yourself,
and listen to it.
4.
OrganicPeoplePR: RICHARD BRAUTIGAN Writer, Trout Fishing In America. (January 30, 1935- September 16, 1984.)
iluvbutts247: lying in bed full of so much mexican food that i think my abdomen may burst clutching a richard brautigan book staring at the ceiling wondering if maybe there really is a worm in my brain
lexlmerrill: Boo, Forever by Richard Brautigan. Spinning like a ghost
on the bottom of a
top,
I'm haunted by all
the space that I
will live without
you.
KASHER_1: Love Poem
ـــــــــ
It's so nice
to wake up in the morning
all alone
and not have to tell somebody
you love them
when you don't love them
any more.
Richard Brautigan
AustinBill13: Richard Brautigan’s “Trout Fishing in America” is one of my favorite books.
maryfbex: Watch "Richard Brautigan" on YouTube
rrlitwicki: Introduce yourself, 7 books:
In Watermelon Sugar by Richard Brautigan
Lord of the Flies by Golding
Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse
The Outsider by Colin Wilson
Titus Groan by Mervyn Peake
A Scanner Darkly by PK Dick
Dune by Frank by Frank Herbert
ccplus: Did you know that Watermelon Sugar by Harry Styles was inspired by a Richard Brautigan novel?
thelabforwords: Introduce yourself with seven books?
Sombrero Fallout - Richard Brautigan
Hellfire - Nick Tosches
Pimp - Iceberg Slim
Ice - Anna Kavan
Breakfast of Champions - Kurt Vonnegut
Journey to the End of the Night - Louis Ferdinand Celine
A Scanner Darkly -Philip K Dick
KeeperOfPybus: This is an interesting game.
Young - Old:
The Owl Service - Alan Garner
The Spice-box of Earth - Leonard Cohen
Trout Fishing in America - Richard Brautigan
Leviathan - Paul Auster
The Shipping News - Annie Proulx
Journey Through the Dark - Jean Rhys
Monument Maker - David Keenan
do2x3h: 그렇지. 이 문장이었어.
“I always wanted to write a book that ended with the word Mayonnaise.”
Richard Brautigan, Trout Fishing in America
brautigan_bot: I hope that Richard Brautigan will forgive me for writing this story.(Revenge of the Lawn)
EksieKitchin: The Box Man by Kobo Abe, Love in the New Millennium by Can Xue, The Impossible Fairytale by Han Yujoo, North Station by Bae Suah, The Factory by Hiroko Oyamada, Silent Cry by Kenzaburo Oe, Revenge of the Lawn by Richard Brautigan, and Alice in Wonderland.
lexlmerrill: It's so nice
to wake up in the morning
all alone
and not have to tell somebody
you love them
when you don't love them
any more.
Richard Brautigan
Lawrenc00642407: Loved "Trout Fishing in America" (Richard Brautigan)
mohtakes: “For fear you will be alone, you do so many things that aren’t you at all.” —Richard Brautigan
AskWriteFish: 4 of 5 stars to A Confederate General from Big Sur by Richard Brautigan
JillianWeise: Richard Brautigan, excerpt from Trout Fishing
Laura Hershey, just go to archive in Denver
Khadijah Queen, excerpts from Anodyne
Yomi S. Wrong, transcript of interview at Hastings
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, excerpt Conversations
Shahd Alshammari, excerpt Notes on the Flesh
sami_hatna66: Richard Brautigan's utopian dream for the future of human-computer interaction, taken from Adam Curtis' documentary "All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace"
msarki: "Sombrero Fallout" by Richard Brautigan
sam_yari: “For fear you will be alone, you do so many things that aren’t you at all.” —Richard Brautigan
rmader4471: Nature Poem (by Richard Brautigan)
WilliamTaylorJr: Working on a new portrait of Richard Brautigan. Done for the day. Time for wine.
rmader4471: Wood (by Richard Brautigan)
SpeckyScribbler: I'm reading some Richard Brautigan at the moment, and the way he describes the simplest of things is unbelievably beautiful.
He wrote that his character "exited a long large sigh like a billboard of desperation".
Honestly. How could I ever write anything so beautiful?
QuantumListing: What if author and poet Richard Brautigan were a commercial real estate marketer? We collaborated with Chat GPT to find out...
BKatie617: But the wait was worth it because I was in love.
-- Richard Brautigan
AskWriteFish: 4 of 5 stars to A Confederate General from Big Sur by Richard Brautigan
johnnyglucose: A book & Japanese novel by Richard Brautigan
msarki: "Sombrero Fallout" by Richard Brautigan
arhamur_rahimin: Star Hole
I sit here
on the perfect end
of a star,
watching light
pour itself toward
me.
The light pours
itself through
a small hole
in the sky.
I'm not very happy,
but I can see
how things are
faraway.
—Richard Brautigan
_daftdunk: it’s actually a super duper weird (but good) book by Richard Brautigan
gcmorvern: Richard Brautigan for the MTV generation: Catfishing in America
BookRarities: Richard Brautigan "All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace" First Edition
WilliamTaylorJr: Yesterday we did a reading at the San Francisco Presidio Library, which Richard Brautigan immortalized somewhat in his novel, The Abortion. K.R. Morrison and I attempt to recreate the cover, though a railing that didn't exist when the original photo was taken hindered us a bit.
SammyBytes: “You've got
some 'Star-Spangled'
nails
in your coffin, kid.
That's what
they've done for you,
son.”
~ Richard Brautigan
pahkedoutside: I made a bot read every Richard Brautigan poem and then it got really sad and sought its revenge by altering the path of my entire life based on its newfound unspeakably horrible feelings
gikii: A poem in the style of Richard Brautigan by ChatGPT.
Oh_Bellorophon: “She had a beautiful laugh which was like rainwater pouring over daffodils made from silver.”
― Richard Brautigan, Sombrero Fallout
(for someone who looks like Adele!)
cjgammon: I sit here on the perfect end of a star, watching light pour itself toward me. The light pours itself through a small hole in the sky. I'm not very happy, but I can see how things are faraway.
-Richard Brautigan
HRMsuzuki: “The river loved to tell everybody (everybody being the sky, the wind, the few trees that grew around there, birds, deer and even the stars if you can believe that) what a great river it was. […]”
Richard Brautigan, Revenge of the Lawn
via
cmacfin: Check out The Hawkline Monster by Richard Brautigan (1976 1st Pocket pb printing, NF)
adegbolaabiola9: 30 Cents, Two Transfers, Love
Thinking hard about you
I got on the bus
and paid 30 cents car fare
and asked the driver for two transfers
before discovering
that I was
alone
Richard Brautigan
RobotPisani: Richard Brautigan – Willard and his Bowling Trophies: A Perverse Mystery (1975)
timotheemiller: All Girls Should Have a Poem
Richard Brautigan
For Valerie
All girls should have a poem
written for them even if
we have to turn this God-damn world
upside down to do it.
New Mexico
March 16, 1969
followthehens: Richard Brautigan - Willard and his Bowling Trophies: A Perverse Mystery (1975)
JosephCarrabis2: Why It Works for Me – Richard Brautigan, Selected Readings
lostcont: Drawing and listening To Richard Brautigan
MaeLamarrNYC: Forever returning to this Richard Brautigan poem
Mallory_Rice: now that i know my pilates instructor used to live in richard brautigan’s house (“bullet holes all over the place from when he’d get drunk and try to shoot the wall clock”), i am in the best shape of my life
xiuxiulyricsbot: You have always lied to us
Richard Brautigan never stuffed his underwear in your mouth
didi78290: Alone in a place full of strangers
I sing as if I‘m in the center
of a heavenly choir
-my tongue a cloud of honey -
Sometimes I think I‘m weird.
Richard Brautigan,
Writing Poetry in Public Places, Cafes, Bars etc
didi78290: Someday
I believe
(and soon)
we should erect
a fragile monument
for the Unknown Dreamer
because
he was more important
than soldiers.
Richard Brautigan [1935-1984]
tumbledryerbaby: this was meant to be a Richard Brautigan joke
not my best work tbh
luoscuit: Been reading Richard Brautigan’s Revenge of the Lawn lately. The writings are so compelling, the metaphors and analogies are so accurate that u can catch the nuances behind real easily.
tawmn: “I had a good-talking candle last night in my bedroom. I was very tired but I wanted somebody to be with me, so I lit a candle and listened to its comfortable voice of light until I was asleep.”
—Richard Brautigan
CallMeSipo: 11. In Watermelon Sugar by Richard Brautigan. A re-read - I liked it much better this time, though I remember liking it a lot the first time I read it.
RogerRRubin1: Let's laugh with Curt Gentry, Don Carpenter, Richard Brautigan, and Enrico at Enrico's.
tulip_incognito: WE MEET. WE TRY. NOTHING HAPPENS, BUT by Richard Brautigan in Loading Mercury with a Pitchfork (Simon & Schuster, 1976)
AntoninBalnar: Karma Repair Kit Items 1-4.
1.Get enough food to eat,
and eat it.
2.Find a place to sleep where it is quiet,
and sleep there.
3.Reduce intellectual and emotional noise
until you arrive at the silence of yourself,
and listen to it.
4.
(Sepsal básník Richard Brautigan)
strictlyeristic: Vonnegut, Tom Robbins, Richard Brautigan, Nick Harkaway... No particular order
warmedsoda: Most novel dedications: "For So-and-so"
Richard Brautigan novel dedications: "Frank--I left a novel I wrote on the coffee table. Read it if you get a chance. Love, Richard."
SouthwestReview: “There’s humor in most everything I like to read, but Richard Brautigan especially makes me laugh.”
AndrewThomasJa1: “Sometimes life is merely a matter of coffee and whatever intimacy a cup of coffee affords.”
― Richard Brautigan
jlorts: Birthday of poet Richard Brautigan (1935-1984). You might enjoy my poem about Richard, he's one of the great ones:
dean_frey: Richard Brautigan by Baron Wolman for Esquire, 1968
"All of us have a place in history. Mine is clouds."
- The Tokyo-Montana Express, 1980
dean_frey: Another shot of Richard Brautigan by Vernon Merritt. These were taken for a Life magazine feature written by John Stickney, "Gentle Poet of the Young", which appeared in the August 14, 1970 issue.
dean_frey: Richard Brautigan by Baron Wolman, 1968
Wolman's shots of Brautigan for Esquire constitute one of the greatest of author portrait photo series.
pauljimerson: “all of us have a place in history. mine is clouds.”
― richard brautigan
pauljimerson: “I have always wanted to write a book that ended with the word 'mayonnaise.”
― Richard Brautigan
pauljimerson: Happy Birthday, Richard Brautigan!
Finding is losing something else.
I think about, perhaps even mourn,
what I lost to find this
― Loading Mercury With a Pitchfork
pauljimerson: Spinning like a ghost
on the bottom of a
top,
I'm haunted by all
the space that I
will live without
you.
― Richard Brautigan, The Pill vs. the Springhill Mine Disaster
MacCocktail: "I have always wanted to write a book that ended with the word 'mayonnaise.'"
― Richard Brautigan (born this day, January 30, 1935)
MacCocktail: "Sometimes life is merely a matter of coffee and whatever intimacy a cup of coffee affords."
― Richard Brautigan (born this day, January 30, 1935)
MacCocktail: "It's strange how the simple things in life go on while we become more difficult."
― Richard Brautigan (born this day, January 30, 1935)
