1. |
The First of February
04:07
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Dirt and stone
encrust the craggy snow
plowed into
ridges at
the edges of a parking lot;
a puff of exhaust
from a semi-truck
and all the sudden
the canyon's hushed,
well, let's see here....
Silence, you
wave frozen
in the act
of crashing
down the side
of a mountain--
the first of February.
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2. |
Einstein in Sarasota
02:53
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Sure, turn your head old man and things
will go back,
back to being plain old things,
as if you could, by will,
unwarp the world you warped.
Sure, lay there washed up and hellbent,
too stubborn to let
an electron move without consent,
as if you could, by will,
unwarp the world you warped.
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Todd Portnowitz New York, New York
From 2004 - 2009 Todd Evan Portnowitz performed as singer/songwriter in the Florida band Clock Hands Strangle, recording two LPs, Redshift/Blueshift (2007 Team Grizzly) and Distaccati (2009 Chocolate Lab). He now performs and records as a solo artist out of New York, NY ... more
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