---Robert Morris <winboog@gis.net> wrote: > > > > > >I want to talk about a Perfect Day for Bananafish. Does > >anyone else love Seymour like I do? > > > > > > > Bob Dylan has said that his religion ( and I wish Will weren't in Italy > right now , so that he could pipe in with more interesting Dylan info than > I can provide here) is the old songs like Hank Williams singing, I Saw the > Light. I might say that I have dabbled in the beliefs of the short tall man > by modern standards. I am also aware that hair seems to jump on me in the > barber shop at an alarming rate. > > > What I mean is, "Stop looking at my Goddamn feet." > > Robert Morris > winboog@gis.net > ------------------------------------------------------------ Dylan was way angrier than Seymour, to compare them. I'd say It's Allright, Ma is one of his best, because it exposes him for what he saw and felt during the time he was twenty two or so. Blonde on Blonde, Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited - Raw Pureness ! He was an angry fella at that age; I'm 22 and feel the same disconcertment with life. I call it the santaclaus syndrome because everything you once believed has changed in a way, for me, that I'd spin the world the other way for it to change. No time machine, so, bitterness stings, much like it did Bob Dylan. Seymour was so excited for life, had so much love to give, so vulnerable to the world, and yet he exposed all of himself to possible pain. Dylan was a kaleidoscopic personality, always changing, covering his face with his trenchcoat and returning as someone else, you couldn't put your finger on Bob Dylan because 'I got nothin, Ma, to live up to,' he has no ground to stand on, he just wanted to sing and play music, his angriness and bitterness stifled his purity. Of course, Dylan was real, and Seymour never was, really. But it is a nifty comparison. Seymour struck me as a loving, giving, brittle and Godly man. Dylan doesn't do that for me. Two cents, Jord. _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com