These writings all seem to be about enjoying the moment, no easy feat when one is inclined to think too much. They're great little long-form fortune cookies. Thanks Moskowitz
Buddah Moskowitz
Happy Birthday Tova! I hope it's the best year of your life so far! Sincerely, Buddah Moskowitz
Another excellent chapter. Loved the image of a monkey schtupping a pigskin. Too much, brutha. Moskowitz ps - the Beatles are always cool.
As a recently baptized Christian, I appreciate this viewpoint. It's to say you're one, but it's monumentally tougher to be one. Thanks, Moskowitz
The beginning of true intelligence often comes when one sees how little of it one actually has. Great writing, Roy!
I echo your sentiments. Thanks, Moskowitz
It's only wasted time if you allow it to be. - Spare time is like spare change - and what, exactly is spare change? - Moskowitz the Reader
VINCENT So if you're quitting the life, what'll you do? JULES That's what I've been sitting here contemplating. First, I'm gonna deliver this case to Marsellus. Then, basically, I'm gonna walk the earth. VINCENT What do you mean, walk the earth? JULES You know, like Caine in "KUNG FU." Just walk from town to town, meet people, ge
Doesn't sound like Monday would mean much to this fella. No job, no commitments, no troubles, no worries. This is a great fun run you're having. - Buddah the Moskowitz
She unwraps me and imagines a new lover my cool dark hard bittersweet soul meant to tease and savor she breathes in my heady scent and remembers her first time and she is transported again and again and again to my narcotic netherworld seeing no one around she teases me
Thanks for the well thought comments. Knowing the success you've seen, I'd believe what you have to say. I'm printing this out for my teenage son.
This was a home run! Two excellent points here: the protagonist wonders why he writes and he finds the answer, and God putting the world right, the protagonist uses writing as that technique, and third point, which was implicit: if 99.999 percent of his writing was shit, could the same case be made for God's creation. audacious and unafraid, this was kick-ass! Great, great writing, thanks, Moskowitz</
I like the use of the grassy knoll and looking down on the onlookers. The reader gets a perspective that the protagonists' view is elevated, both physically and spiritually. This was subtle and well done. Thanks, Moskowitz
Oooh, good move! Get the hell outta there. Too much trouble in that space! - good writing , roy!
Thanks, my friend. I'm giving it to mine as well. - Moskowitz
Yes, surprisingly, that's the one word I'd use for these episodes: elegant. Great job, again, you talented fellow!- Moskowitz
Here we stand on the factory floor surrounded by piles of unwashed laundry unfinished school assignments and other domestic detritus but I still remember the nights of passion and private ice cream parties and thrilling laughter animated conversations about dreamlike imagined futures laying limp and
Confident and masterful. My friend, make a wav file and send it to [email protected] I'm serious, I want to showcase your art! -Moskowitz Click here for a sample
Well done! Ogden would be smiling. - Moskowitz
The flavor of my life has been bittersweet. This hit me right in the soul. Great writing especially... She left behind Random hairs A favoured lipstick And a faint scent beautifully sad. Wish I had written it. - Thanks, Moskowitz
Ah, if those stars could talk! The stories they could tell! But until they do, I'll keep reading Buddah Moskowitz... Now that's a fan! Thanks, Roy!
The only thing that's wrong with you is that you've bought into this idea that big breasts intrinsically mean anything at all. It's not the breast but the woman attached that is important. You could get a set of implants, but that may change your attitude, but I think if you change your attitude first, then you'll find the rest falls into place (forgive how that sounds). Remember, a) the only makeover worth having starts from the inside, and b) I'm a man, so I don't kno
Roy, I'm so enjoying this trip. The trip of self-discovery is the only trip worth taking. Keep on moving, don't stop. - Moskowitz
Barefoot in my backyard overgrown grass tickling my ankles I looked up at the stars dotting the deep black August night these same stars shone over Seville and Paris and Verona as eternal witnesses to furtive lovers and unanswered heartbeats the one loyal keeper of ancient secrets and collec
Well, Roy, the day I knew I was getting old was when I checked out the stats on the girl with the staple in her navel and I could remember exactly what I was doing the day I was born. Now, that's a wake up call. Great writing, Roy, my boy, thanks Moskowitz