These are the deranged ramblings of the kind that were first recorded in Rimbaud's "Season in Hell"...the thoughts of oneself when one is left to ponder the thoughts of the self. When one is left all by his lonesome and begins to think of the inherent nature in ourselves which leads us to all kinds of abandonment, misadventures of the heart and of the soul, compassion, enlightenment, de-enlightenment, the ignition of the mind's eye which is usually held dormant for fear of insanity or misunderstanding or unbelief in the power of the spontaneous mind...I believe that the power of the flash of the spontaneous mind has it's origins within the universe and that it is a force to be reckoned with; creatively, that will bring the loose ends of chaos together and bring about a world understanding and a world peace. I will in all my own personal power and wisdom try to spread this doctrine, however sorrily misjudged and misunderstood, and try to bring about in myself and the friends and warm acquaintances that orbit my little world here on earth U.S.A. the recovery of stumbling spirituality and of the abdication of antiquated conventions of the thought process. I will try to not become famous by writing this or that (Songs, verse, pornographic fabrications, what have you...) and will try to be utmost sincere in the production of all"my art"...giving no thought at all to the millions of dollars that could be generated just by someone stealing this garbage after I'm supposedly "famous" and making a fucking mint on what was rightfully my family's. Anyway--not to digress--I will try my best to become a legend in my own mind with my own kind of fame and own kind of illusions of grandeur. I will expound unusual word groupings that will astound the masses. I will climb the refuse of the mind with a Bayonette of love. I will choose not to be understood by the culturally elite rather finding more the solace of the sun at my window or the conversations with bums on a Laguna Beach boulevard. I will see the face of God in everyone and I will live to see the face of God while my eyes are fixed in this world and my heart beats steady in my chest...             
( Albert Estiamba Jr.   Redondo Beach, Ca.   January 2, 1996.   6:39 P.M.)