Promises we keep and promises we forget...
In looking through my emails to find an email from a seller wanting me to review a bluetooth stereo headset, I came across an email from a person, written in 2013 and I'm not certain I did what I promised.
Back then, November 26th, 2013, The Cartier Street Review received an email from a person, who called himself Jeremy. I don't recall the email itself, but in my email history I see our correspondence. I basically informed "Jeremy" that sending a website to the magazine is not a way to get published - unless one of our editors visited the page and found either art, poetry or began an interview with the person about their art.
With this frame of reference we continued our dialogue with me telling him everything I read on his webpage is true but I don't know what to do with it. Also the links to the pages I was attempting to access did not work that day. But today, every link worked perfectly and never to late: violet on the spot ~ and so, I am sharing now.
On the website of this person, who insisted way back in our email correspondence of July 24th, 2013, that they wish to remain anonymous, I saw and heard some pretty cool things, and as everyone always says and I believe myself, BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
AND FOR THIS REASON I GIVE THIS LINK TO ANONYMOUS'S WEBSITES.
LISTEN TO THE MUSIC:
http://www.heartofeternal.org/ark/aud/02_pnubalistych.mp3
http://www.heartofeternal.org/ark/aud/02_pnubalistych.mp3
http://www.heartofeternal.org/ark/aud/07_warcry.mp3
Anonymous is clearly talented and very diverse.
Poetry
Just browse through this maze of art ~
