"Old Counterculture" genre: Poetry
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	A poem about wasted time set to the melodious strains of disco-era, feel-good porno music.
	CD: A Cacophony of Near-Fatal Mistakes   Label: TWHI Credits: Words and Music by Seth Flynn Barkan
	Lyrics OLD COUNTERCULTURE: Wasted hope, along with the death of sweetness Lurches along in her big hands and long legs. Fractured hair and still eyeballs Hints at her self-destroying intentions. We silently echo the desire for forgetfulness As she murmurs about the blues. We are all not what we could have been, And, though we may not like it, we Function well just the same, Though not as brightly. copyright 2002 by Seth Barkan

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