 You Don't Know Me
You don't know me you had a chance to know me before we made love you had a chance to know my mind understand my fears learn about issues help me heal some things but you wanted to make love so you don't know me we made love but you don't know me don't have a clue think I'm a good d or some good tight p but you don't know me and never will now because you wanted to make love you wanted to get a nut we didn't even talk much a little bit leading up to sex I went along I was horny too but you don't know me and I don't know you now we never will we blew it forever because we made love too fast too quick too soon now you think you own me I can't breathe can't talk on the phone to friends because we made love because I gave you some d you gave me some p now I'm no longer human I'm your love slave you my slave we're in love but you don't know me we gonna get married but you don't know me we're gonna have children but you don't know me you're gonna beat my ass but you don't know me you're going to jail but you don't know me we're getting a divorce but you don't know me now we're friends "Just Friends" Charlie Parker tune But you don't know me and never will. --Marvin X From the Mythology of Love by Marvin X
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New York Vision Festival, June 5-11 Posted: 24 May 2011 12:34 PM PDT  Louis Reyes Rivera  Woody King Ed Bullins  Amiri Baraka  Marvin X  16 YEARS OF VISION FESTIVAL take a stand • Take A Stand – Arts and Community Arts For Art maintains a commitment to understand what is at play in the world around us and theeffect on our creative community. We are leading the way in building opportunities for uniting the spectrum of the innovative creative jazz music and related arts. The Vision Festival draws people from around the world who are interested in the great, the creative and the innovative with a shared sense of social responsibility. AFA has been working to strengthen the artistic communities by holding town meetings, panel discussions and creating opportunities for artists to perform and come together – to build a power through unity. This year’s festival features 3 Public Discussions: June 5 – 4pm Opening the Festival - Obama, Class Struggle, The Media & The Arts Panelists: Amiri Baraka - The last Poet Laureate of New Jersey Ed Bullins – Playwright; former Minister of Culture of the Black Panther Party Woodie King - director and producer; founder and president of New Federal Theatre Marvin X - Prime Minister of Poetry, First Poet's Church of the Latter Day Egyptian Revisionists William Parker – bassist, composer Louis Reyes Rivera, moderator – Poet; Former host of Perspective on WBAI June 6 – 5pm Imagining a Culture of Resistance & Radical Vision: Artists & Social Action A panel of artists and activists from different perspectives explore the role of art and culture in changing the world today, challenging people to think critically and envisioning another way the world could be. Panelists: Marc Ribot, David Henderson, Patricia Parker, Annie Day, Brandon Ross, Michael Heller moderator. June 9 – 5pm Innovative Music in Education – Musicians take on the struggle to include innovative music as part of arts curriculum, and discuss the why and how to accomplish this critical task. Panelists: Gerald Cleaver, Daniel Levin, Tom Zlabinger, Nicole Federici, Juan Pablo Carletti Michael Heller moderator Abrons Art Center is at 466 Grand Street (at Pitt Street) New York, NY 10002. For more information visit www.artsforart.org, or contact us at 212-254-5420. |
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