Who Are You?: I'm kathy, same as I ever was
Where Are You?: New Haven, Connecticut, and I'm not the only one, it seems What Are You?: a person - other than that I'm not sure What do you make?: things happen around here, my friends feel loved, songs, stories, paintings, dinner, messes, commitments. What do you love?: life, and getting to be alive, and seeing others living What do you hate?: can't be bothered to hate, it's too draining What do you listen to?: television personalities What do you watch?: the stream flowing along What do you drink?: cider from a friend's farm What do you smoke?: produce from a friend's farm What do you take?: time, sometimes too much time What do you believe in?: love, now even more than ever When We Were 16 Where were you?: Yokohama, JapanWhat were you?: an exchange student in a Catholic girls' school in Japan. What did you wear?: A little sailor-girl uniform, like most Japanese schoolgirls What did you listen to?: Sun Ra What did you watch?: Japanese TV What did you love?: almost everything What did you hate?: I was in denial about it but I hated some people I loved. What did you drink?: Singapore Slings at fancy hotel bars - and got away with it! Sweet liquors after a dinner with some classmates - and got caught! What did you smoke?: in Japan? are you kidding? What did you take?: trains What did you want to be?: a poet Who did you fight?: nobody Who/What did you believe in?: not sure. Where did you go?: Shinjuku, Harajuku, Kyushu, Hiroshima. In Hiroshima I saw little kids' lunchboxes that had melted to lumps during the a-bomb blast. What did you learn?: Zen masters were wry, intelligent, regular people who didn't wear golden robes. |