We grew up with the other side of the pond in our home country, Beefhogistan. There were much things that we wanted to be. Ice skaters, jump ropers, rappers, what has you. Our parents came as runaway tightrope walkers from circus. When the Beefhogistanian economy crash they could no afford the tight rope necessary for their freelance endeavors, and they became bolizkas. And if any know something about Beefhogistanian history, one know how oppressive the life of a bolizka can be. So they were forced to sell us into the cock-fighting ring, and it was then that we lost our sister, Panini.
If you see her, please please contact.
This is Schlotzky with only known picture of our mother.
Not long later, we were no longer considered chicken, but we easily passed as so. We use this skill to navigiate with slight of feather from farm to farm between country, making record of journey through poetry and song. We use our clever skills of disguise and artism for to bring happiness to poor peasant children.
This is our journey.
As we travel the world, we seek true love others that are with us, and our sister, Panini. We are very very very undercover. But we trust, that with time due and some ocean tide that bind us all, as the americans say, “we will find ourselves in a place just right, living in the valley of love and delight.”
Here we seek Panini:
We have been many places, have loved many things. We have used our travels to touch and be touched. Our lives are but poetry in the nights. Our songs are but poetry in the days.