Why am I tense. Was I in the news? No one has to give me orgies or anything. I don't need orgies. I want them, but I can get by without them. And I'm a hermit. I've lived a solitary life for at least the last ten years. Why did I share my work? For most of the last six years since I erased much of it and restored it, I've regretted sharing my work. But some other performers have had a great time with it. Why did I erase it? Many reasons. Above all, the pressures of fame can be intense and discouraging if you're experiencing them for the first time. And I don't watch TV or listen to the radio. If I did, my work would have added less to their content. You've been hearing what a brutal experience I've had online almost every day now for years. They've been giving all the money and credit to people who copy and paste my work instead of its author. I can't help writing songs and comedy. I'm creative. It's a way I can feel like I'm worth something when I'm stuck on public assistance. But because I don't get paid for it, I don't see why I'm obliged to leave it online if I need to make some changes to the order of my songs or patch up a vocal track. It took a lot longer to catch up with my writing than it did to catch up with my music. That slowed down my music. And if you check online I'm sure you'll find that all the lying remarks about me and their spinoff lies would greatly outsize my volume. I'm listening to remarks about me in person in the library as I write this. I'm not paranoid about it. It's real. They're saying 'No one wants to be David Skerkowski.' Let me tell you, you'd have to be to survive his experience. |
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© 2013. Statements by David Skerkowski. All rights reserved. |
Thursday, August 15, 2013
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