You might think I have ulterior motives,

But no,

Equal pay for women is on my list of causes to work on while I am alive.

We will see if I make a difference or not?
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So much freezer room she admonished..

Something new is coming
 
Is come
 
And new works must be
 
Done
 
For life is to stop almost
 
As the living dead hot
 
Wastes away in places
 
Like bone displays
 
Or dusty art
 
Pieces
 
Pieces
 
Seems to fall to shards
 
Try but no success
 
To hold me up
 
Even love not
 
Not enough!
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Needless advice:

hard work pays of in some form or another

I find comfort in strange things and even strangers

Everything is a joke and people aren't funny enough

Never let someone fart directly on your face and not get smacked with a cheese

Give a lot because it pleases everyone and displeases your does

Fill your mind with frontiers and see what happens
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Dangling carrots never effected me!

Though I like carrot cake and juice

Also the color orange in black moods

Tigers can eat you alive and

They are kittens in disguise

Hard for the one eyed

Green Swede knight

Always there

To rock your life

Bring a lolly pop

The show begins now

Your plants can come too

And your giant blue horse

Hidden in your pants

And not at a zoo

The air is complaining

As trolls begin farting

Expect a miracle human

Drink apple sauce

Change gender

Hop.
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Shall I lose the sky

As like a ghost

Shall pass right by

That in darkest night

With a laser near my eye

I see the naked exposed sin

Then air conditioning got thin

Blue books rare enough to wear

Pages in waters flatter

While butterfly books know better

And flutter

A poem is a fresh fish

This one is

The fish eye bulging

As if a sound were rhyming

To the queens which slowly

Died on the spiral in the sky

She said there was no body

Anyway

Ask me about the purple boat

And the Giant Blue Horse

Wish me front page jokes

Paint me red with fake blood

Soon you leap onto the roof

The daisies are arriving

The Giant Blue Horse is happy

Water runs with flower pedals

Warmth is raining inside your

Heart

Be well and worth 100 worlds!


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Off I was chasing crazy pants

Just wild feeling must haven't

Yet

Catch me the butt replies snide

Oh find fondness with my stride

Take me as half a complete

Where she must being dreams

Yet

These pants smooth and delicate

Are where I pass you you you

In green lit streets right now

With silken beauty to dance

This for you and that devotion

I will always love you as

Your pants!
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Happiness is a good baseline and funline!


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On the poet guy..

its him!

The poet guy!

Maybe he will write about me!

Stop!

Stop!

Come back to me poetry guy!
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Here she is!

When they serve green sausage

Wail for love is great stuff

Time to barf on the queens rug

The mind waits in ocean deep

And creepy people are the best

Sometimes

Yet often lepers or losers

It was illusions of best times

Speed had you craching cars

The muse slipped elsewhere

In bright green panties

And this musev had real plus

Sized books

In which to rest her books

Fan fiction about herself

Center of the world

On craziness cola

Ready to educate

With Education Shampoo System

For a new brain oozing you!!!
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Pies in Space!

The hallway was covered in ticklers

Soon the airport was stretching fat

My favorite cat never smiles

The white tree was dripping lies

Oh the boat with ho Bo's smelled

The crystal map had a chip on it

Oh well!
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Alice tries to torture lemon trees with pure anger!


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Why Arts and Culture Matter for US-China RelationsPeople-to-people connections often outlast official diplomacy. As noted in recent analyses, arts exchanges are "the good news" amid challenges, building empathy through shared experiences like music, exhibitions, and performances. In 2025, despite headwinds (e.g., funding cuts in the US, caution around sensitive topics), initiatives persist:Museum and Exhibition Collaborations: Major shows like "Recasting the Past: The Art of Chinese Bronzes" at The Met (Feb-Sep 2025, with Shanghai Museum) and Qi Baishi exhibitions in Boston highlight ancient-to-modern Chinese artistry, drawing large audiences and reframing perceptions. Performing Arts: Events such as the 2025 Opera Gala at Kennedy Center, pianist performances at Chinese embassies, and avant-garde dance festivals show authentic expression transcending borders. Youth and Educational Programs: China's "50,000 in 5 Years" initiative invites young Americans for study/exchanges, including choir festivals ("Bond with Kuliang: 2025 China-U.S. Youth Choir Festival") and heritage trips. Polls show improving US views of China among youth driven by these. Organizations Driving Exchange: Groups like Asia Society's US-China Forum on Arts and Culture, US-China Cultural and Educational Foundation, and Carolina Performing Arts facilitate ongoing dialogues, emphasizing resilience even in "difficult times." These efforts echo historical precedents—ping-pong diplomacy in the 1970s or orchestral tours—that humanized the "other" side.Balancing Influence and Mutual RespectConcerns about influence are valid on both sides: Some see Western pop culture as dominant globally, while China promotes its traditions abroad (e.g., via festivals or international art parades). A healthy dynamic avoids cultural hegemony—neither imposing "universal" Western modernism nor restricting flows for nationalism. Instead:Reciprocity: Exchanges should allow free exploration, e.g., American artists in China showcasing innovation, Chinese creators in the West sharing heritage without censorship fears. Independent Voices: Artist-driven projects (not just state-sponsored) often challenge stereotypes—modern Chinese dance surprising Western audiences with avant-garde edge, or US choirs connecting via shared music. Addressing Challenges: US caution (low-profile promotions) and China's emphasis on "positive" narratives can limit depth, but grassroots programs (e.g., high school exchanges, affinity travel on food/heritage) build organic ties. Aspect Current Positive Trends (2025) Pathways to Healthier Relations Exhibitions/Museums Joint bronze/Qi Baishi shows; global appeal More co-curated projects with diverse voices Performing Arts Embassies hosting concerts; youth choirs Increased touring without political filters Youth/Education 50,000 American invites; rising interest Expanded visas, scholarships for bidirectional flow Potential Risks Funding cuts, sensitivities Focus on non-political themes (e.g., nature, innovation) Ultimately, a healthy cultural relationship thrives on curiosity over competition—celebrating China's rich traditions (calligraphy, opera, contemporary innovation) alongside Western creativity, creating shared stories. As one expert put it, "Art brings everyone's hearts closer." If you're creating or curating in this space (music videos, poetry, ethereal aesthetics), amplifying cross-cultural themes could contribute beautifully.