Excerpts from “Dammit I Lost My Supper” an Abstract Poetry novel

When I was 16 I wrote two books of stream-of-consciousness poetry: “Supper: A Novel” , and when I lost my only manuscript of that one, “Damnit I Lost My Supper: A Novel”.
These are 3 chapters from the second one, accompanied by some context notes, and drawing process videos.

[@LighTfromAbuV]

"It's not even affection anymore. It's just competition." I feel that deeply. Among other things that were spoken

[@someguy4505]

You and your music are rad 🤘

[@norwalkian]

M.R. for President

[@redchandler]

Very interesting! Ear candy! I really like this kind of poetry or writing. Stream of consciousness writing like Jack Kerouac. Have you ever heard of the cut-up writing method? I'm sure you have. That William S. Burroughs and others used sometimes. Anyway i teally enjoyed the video.

[@milouzeb]

I’m glad you like it! And made that comparison, because this was 100% inspired by me doing a research paper on Jack Kerouac and his method of taping several sheets of paper together and taking Benzedrine and typing nonstop. My only differences were no Benzedrine and notebook instead of typewriter.

[@redchandler]

@@milouzeb wow that's neat to know that was your inspiration. I wasn't for sure about it, but it's the first thing that came to my mind. Your poetry/writing/songwriting is amazing Millie!

[@thewrinklingbrothers]

​@@milouzeband also you're not a man, sailor, or catholic. Or are you?

[@thewrinklingbrothers]

That"s sort of a little bit amazing.

[@AlenMeg]

You and the guy inside my phone who guesses what word I'm gonna type next