DetailsThe poem, its numbers, and the conversation.

pop

Member since 2005 · Posted 3 Jul 2005 · 6 comments

In his eulogy Larry Rivers gave a description of Frank OâHaraâs deathbed and according to Warhol that was very pop and suddenly I understood pop and blessed with this knowledge I went out on the street and I said: that is and that is not what a day! for a moment everything stopped and then went its own way

Rate it

0 is the worst, 10 the best. Pick a number, add a comment if you like, then send it. Keys: 0–9 pick, Enter sends.

mean 7.57 weighted 5.69 rank 1986 views 232 View voting details →

7 votes so far. Yours would make 8.7 votes so far

6 comments

[5] Bankrupt_Word_Clerk 3-Jul-05/10:00 PM Reply

I laughed. thanks.

[n/a] Dental Panic › Bankrupt_Word_Clerk 4-Jul-05/1:11 PM Reply

you're welcome.

[7] INTRANSIT 5-Jul-05/8:15 AM Reply

Three types of pop? Pop as in pop culture, as in father, and as a measure of a moment quickly passed? I stll am not getting much O'Hara. Maybe it's me.

[n/a] Dental Panic › INTRANSIT 6-Jul-05/12:35 PM Reply

If Frank leaves you in the dark, maybe you should try to find a door. Like 'The Day Lady Died', that's a beautiful poem.

[7] Dovina 5-Jul-05/8:20 AM Reply

I really don't care what is pop and what is not, but I like the way you've made an issue of it.

[n/a] Dental Panic › Dovina 6-Jul-05/12:38 PM Reply

Thanks. To me it's like stripping a thing until nothing but the thing itself is left, something like that.