The Writings of Daniel Car Crash. Poetry, fiction, comedy. Copyright Daniel Smallegange.
Saturday, June 11, 2022
Wednesday, June 8, 2022
My First Acting Gig, I Dug up... Haagan Dazs baby.
Sunday, May 29, 2022
Monday, March 21, 2022
Run of Song
You must follow the run of song
No matter the consequence pending
Nor the dire threat of result
Come along and
Follow the consequence
Impetus of songwaves
Impetuous motions gyrations are
Approved
This comes from the highest authority
At least seven feet in height anyways
And leaning from above
Follow the run of song
Rings the shout
No matter right or wrong
Move along to the run
To the soundwaves and strive
Impetuous
Follow the run
The pattern and run
Of song
By: Daniel Smallegange
Monday, February 14, 2022
Happy Valentine's Day from Zombie Dan!
This is from a photo shoot a little while back by the epically awesome Blake Morrow. I am a zombie on the left.
Saturday, February 12, 2022
I am Proud to Have Worked on Nightmare Alley as the Props Buyer
Proud to have worked on this one as the Prop Buyer. Props, Sets, Greens, Construction, Paint and Art dept all fall under the Production Design category. Congratulations to the woman in charge of all that, the Production Designer Tamara Deverell.
Monday, December 20, 2021
Where Shall We Go Now
Where shall we go now
That we have drunk down all the sightings
In the cold clear night
And bathed in the glare
Of the pure moon light
Who shall we sing too
Now the wolves have all retired
Who shall we seek out
To once again conspire
To fight for truth and beauty and
Begin it all again
To dance in all our glory
And invent new ways to sin
Where shall we run to now
In order to regain
Our hopes and trust and confidence
So much hard earned disdain
And who shall we rely on
Now the weapons are all blunt
Who shall offer solace
Now they've called off the hunt
We've stitched a cloak of sorrow
And sewn our wounds up tight
As our voices crack and break
Our vision losing sight
So let's empty out the wine skins
And down the whisky fast
And pray to all the gods of night
That dawn will come at last
By: Daniel Smallegange