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Walking BluesGive me your hand, babe, let's go walking today.
We will walk until we're seven hundred miles away.

We will walk in the park and hear the mockingbird's song.
Every note they sing is right, they never get one wrong.

We will walk by the ocean, and hear those whales singing too.
They have a song sweet as honey, if honey were blue.

We will walk through the orchard where the jujubes grow.
We will pick and eat the ones that are hanging down low.

And we will tiptoe around any trouble we find.
You know, even Superman takes a day off sometimes.

We will walk in our sandals, we won't need boots or sh

Useless BluesMy suspension is shot and my head gasket blew again.
Yes, my suspension is shot, my head gasket blew again.
Take me to the river, and push me in.

My motherboard is missing, my hard drive has a hacking cough.
Oh, my motherboard is missing, my hard drive has a hacking cough.
Take me up on a cliff and throw me off.

My frets are worn way down, my chords clang and buzz.
Yeah, my frets are awful worn, my chords clang and buzz.
Take me to the street, throw me under a bus.

My binding is loose, my pages fall out every day.
Well, my binding is loose, my pages fall out every day.
Take me to a trash can and throw me away.

My dignity is injured, my p

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Traditional Art / Assemblage

For the second mission of

. Our brief was doing a piece in a medium we had not used before.

Title from the poem Art by Herman Melville.

Found objects, text snip, pencil and book cover on background of engineered wood, about 11 x 8 inches. Photographed with a point-and-shoot camera rather than scanned, so there's a little distortion of the image.