#fag ends

[psorengo]

morning

enough of this buggerin about, i give myself role of healer, i wish to clean myself out first, of any sickness or impurities, fag ends and dog ends, and the half smoked ends of thoughts that are smouldering unstubbed

i stub you

gently

i give myself role of healer, role of giver, to give outside oneself, for there is infinite love in the world, in our universes converging, subjectivity is insignificant in the grand scheme of things, it is all shared

[stillunusual]

Fag Ends (issue #1) YEAR: 1980 CREATED BY: Glenda LOCATION: Glasgow SIZE: A4 WHAT'S INSIDE.... Issue #1 of Fag Ends is 11 pages long and includes short and sweet blurbs about The Cramps and The Beat, a review of the film “Rude Boy” (which hit UK cinemas in March 1980 and features some outstanding live performances by The Clash), a Cure interview and live review, a Toyah gig review and miscellaneous irreverent silliness.... The Cure concert that Glenda went to see took place on 18th June 1980 at Glasgow City Hall, and despite her mixed feelings about support bands Altered Images and Josef K (and the poor sound quality) it must have been an awesome night. Click on the title above to see scans of all the zine's pages.... my box of 1980s fanzines flickr

[wagamamer]

am I the only one who is always picking up fag ends because noone can wait for me to join the conversation