Gonna getcha
Susan/Circle:
OK, so not only is Pedro back in the fold along with Varitek in mentoring roles, but now Wake is back too?
Susan/Circle:
Talk about dreaming of Nantucket wine in a gray wood.
Mike:
I know. Fantastic isn't, it?
Susan/Circle:
And to think that just a year ago we were a heap of broken images, where the sun beats,
and the crappy managah gives no shelter.
Mike:
As if that isn't enough, the crappy managah is now the Crappy Executive Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Sacred Heart University.
Susan/Circle:
Hello, yeah, is this the Instant Karma Hotline? Great, yeah, I just wanted to say thank you!
FYI:
"...Nantucket wine..." is from a Lyn Lifshin poem (no web link avail). And the "We were a heap of broken images..." line is hat tip to the master and his masterpiece, T.S. Eliot/The Wasteland.
Posted by: h.b. | 2013.02.26 at 08:58 AM
Right now I'm just dreaming of a return to respectability.
Posted by: Steve in MD | 2013.02.26 at 09:41 AM
Venice Daphne Running Backwards by Lyn Lifshin
Posted by: Kaz | 2013.02.26 at 09:43 AM
Not only is Bobby V. the athlete director, he's also the mascot (Big Red the Pioneer):
http://cdn77.psbin.com/img/mw=450/cr=n/d=l4ffh/jkzba821r4z9ygym.jpg
Posted by: Bob | 2013.02.26 at 09:55 AM
Well done Bob!
Posted by: jar in chicago | 2013.02.26 at 11:56 AM
That mascot really could be Veets!
Poetry got me tossed out of college--twice for the same reason: 1.0 don't get it done.
But, if he can maintain his motion, Lester could be around 1.0 for a while...
Posted by: cmdrflake | 2013.02.26 at 12:03 PM
Jesus, hb, between Tek and Wake news, Nantucket and TS Eliot references, and a Bobby Veet slam, are you trying to turn my crank? Because you did. :)
Posted by: Natalie | 2013.02.26 at 12:04 PM
Lyn Lifshin on Soxaholix? Yes please. Another reason why I am still here, lurking, every single day! HB - thanks!
Posted by: Larry Here | 2013.02.26 at 12:57 PM
Agreed, Larry. There's something "vintage" in today's post. A very fine vintage.
Don't know much 'bout poetry, but that was pretty fine. Thanks, H.B.
Posted by: Rob in CT | 2013.02.26 at 02:38 PM
First time I've seen Nantucket used in a poem where it didn't rhyme with "Fuck It".
just saying.
lc
Posted by: lc | 2013.02.26 at 05:31 PM