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I found an old picture of Jerry and decided to fiddle around with it. Curiously, in the original--and you can still see part of it here--is a piece of framed sheet music titled "Dear Old Pal Of Mine."
Here are earlier references to Jerry Melin on All This Is That:
Jerry Melin, Master Forger and Craftsman
A Blog for Phil Kendall
Photograph: Jerry Melin At Mud Bay, Bainbridge Island, Washington
Jerry Melin, still missing, still missed
Mel, Part 1
Audioblogger Post::::Kevin Curran And Jerry Melin Meet The Poet Allen Ginsberg At The Grass Roots Tavern On NYC's Lower East Side
Senator Jerry Melin Speaks Out About 1979
Further ruminations on Phil Kendall
A poem I wrote for/about him:
Shorts For Jerry Melin [ca. about 1988]
1
A dim crescent
Hung cockeyed
On cathedral skies.
2
An orchard of salt pillars
Circles Gomorrah's ashes:
Lot's Wife had no name.
3
Two vultures flap
Side by side into the sun.
Calcutta awakes.
4
The wine in this cup
Has a tide all its own.
I am the sucking moon.
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