Cravings, Me vs. Self, Love Reincarnated and other Street Poems by Donald Griffin

This episode features more poetry by our resident street poet Donald Griffin. Here's some of what Drew Willis wrote analyzing his writing ... "Donald Griffin speaks like he writes. He weaves through images and ideas, the last word of every phrase seeming to trigger a parallel line of thought. He can theorize about unseen dimensions and institutional corruption in the same sentence... In his work, Griffin calls this phenomenon 'The Reno Matrix,' an invisible veil hiding what really controls the day to day reality of a changing city. He represents the unseen influence of media with the ubiquity of devices.."