My Newest Painting

I have recently nibbled on my old and insatiable
passion for painting. From stage to canvas.
This is my latest creation.
3x3feet, oil on canvas.

The Best Poem Ever

This is the best poem ever.

This poem has passion and class.

It’s a bit funny with plenty of sass.

In fact it speaks of the weather,

It speaks of a compass,

and a floating feather.

This poem is gentle and sweet.

Makes you want to get on your feet.

Then show the world you can dance.

it will leave you in a trance.

All the white begonias up tree soaked hills,

it also speaks of the water so still

that I see from my window sill.

Waiting for my long lost love,

or a flying white dove.

Here I will insert that sass,

that I spoke about earlier.

I will speak of early sunday mass,

with children playing on the grass.

Actually I don’t think I will

write this poem at all.

It always makes me bawl.

Call me sometime later.

I will write you the best poem ever.

Shia LaBeouf Still Refusing To Have Public Meltdown

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My family

Just a few of us but these are the people who support me in everything I do and will always be there for me, I love my family. I am one lucky boy! Special shout out to the best mother in the world Maria Teresa Llopiz, happy birthday beautiful!

To Actors, from John Malkovich

“May your work be com­pel­ling and ori­ginal. May it be pro­found, touch­ing, con­tem­plat­ive, and unique. May it help us to reflect on the ques­tion of what it means to be human, and may that reflec­tion be blessed with heart, sin­cer­ity, candor, and grace. May you over­come adversity, cen­sor­ship, poverty and nihil­ism, as many of you will most cer­tainly be obliged to do. “May you be blessed with the tal­ent and rigor to teach us about the beat­ing of the human heart in all its com­plex­ity, and the humil­ity and curi­os­ity to make it your life’s work. And may the best of you — for it will only be the best of you, and even then only in the rarest and briefest moments — suc­ceed in fram­ing that most basic of ques­tions, ‘how do we live?’ Godspeed.” John Malkovich