"I Don't Love Nobody"
StevenHidden Stories from Bob Dylan's "Rough and Rowdy Ways"
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The Artistic Integrity of Bob Dylan
The dove descending breaks the air
With flame of incandescent terror
Of which the tongues declare
The one discharge from sin and error.
The only hope, or else despair
Lies in the choice of pyre or pyre—
To be...
Little Hat Jones, John Lennon, "Lost John," and Two Lonnies: Bob Dylan's Instagram Posts Part 24
One of the Lonnies
Here we go again. Today, I have for you my 24th list of coincidences connecting Bob’s Instagram posts with my essays, links that make it appear to dreamers like myself that Dylan and I are exchanging ideas. Follow along...
The One Who Knows You: Bob Dylan's Instagram (and Patreon) Posts Part 23
Yesterday, a new short story appeared on Dylan’s Patreon, by an author named “Wilton Summer.”
The man loves a silly pun.
We can infer from “Rational Subtitles” that Bob also enjoys a cartoon. Edward Linley, the featured character, share...
Not Mysterious: Bob Dylan's Instagram (and Patreon) Posts Part 22
A plain glass of water
Author’s Note: I’ve made a few edits to this piece since I published it earlier today.
On April 10, Dylan put up four new posts on Instagram. I’ll be writing soon about what they add to this ongoing discussion abou...
An Easter Pizza Meditation: Bob Dylan's Instagram (and Patreon) Posts Part 21
A narcissus. Not a larkspur.
In the opening paragraph of Frozen Pizza, Dylan gives us a town named after a flower, the larkspur. He writes that on Sundays, the ushers in church are often confused by the Lundgren twins—which one is which?—...
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