Mothers, fathers & children are cryin everywhere loved ones dyin. Terrorist monsters human trash from dumpsters. Everywhere killers & nuts tryin to blow up people’s guts. Bullets flying innocents dying. The world […]
BANG BANG-YOU’RE DEAD!
(the Orlando Massacre) by-marty liboff Shoot shoot shoot Bang bang bang you’re dead I shot ya in the head. I love my gun killin is so much fun! I love my gun […]
Poetry – TO REACH VENICE BEACH
-marty liboff-2015 With a broken soul and heart I try a new start. I run to the far end of the earth searching for a rebirth. After a long trip I reach […]
HELLO FROM VENICE BEACH (as sung to Adele’s ‘Hello’)
HELLO FROM VENICE BEACH by, Marty Liboff Hello, it’s me- I’m homeless on Venice Beach sleepin in shit & pee. Hello, can you hear me? I’m in California dreamin about who we […]
A Cup of Coffee & Bagel for 15 Cents – Marty Liboff
A Cup of Coffee & Bagel for 15 Cents – Marty Liboff Marty Liboff-2015 (This is a follow up to another article; “Ruthie in the Bakery” Free Venice Beachhead, April 2014) The […]
THE REAL BILL OF RIGHTS – by Marty Liboff
1. Congress shall make no law respecting an estab-lishment of religion; you must worship the Republicans or Democrats. Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or the press, or […]
A Yen for a Hen in a Pen
By Marty Liboff As a small child, my mom used to scare me with gory stories and ghastly books that had horrible photos of dead Jews in concentration camps. She would cry, […]
Take a Bath You Stinker!
By Marty (Shtunken) Liboff There is an old joke about a little boy and girl taking a bath together and the little girl sees the boy’s penis and says, “Can I play […]
THE BEAT GOES ON
By Marty Liboff YOU ARE ALL UNDER ARREST!! John Haag started our beloved Beachhead newspaper in 1968. He had run the legendary Venice West Cafe at 7 Dudley Ave. in Venice from […]
Letter for Marty Liboff
Dear Mr. Liboff, I just read with interest and not a little bit of nostalgia your article about William Boyd. I recently spent the afternoon with family wondering up and down Abbot […]
