A blue belly lizard just shimmied by on the cement wall below my deck.
Growing up in Carmel and along the Big Sur coast line we'd break off long pieces of grass and make a noose and place them around the lizards heads and walk them like they were our pets or we'd catch them and rub their blue bellies or accidentally chop their tails off (don't worry they grow back).
A faceless figure in blue, its belly vastly distended in a grotesque simulacrum of pregnancy, floats across the stage.
Fresh from the water, their backs pulsing neon blue, their bellies gleaming silver-pink iridescence, they seem like the ocean itself.
Walker and his wife eat macaroni casserole and red, white and blue Jelly Belly jelly beans and pay musicians to play patriotic songs to honor Reagan on his birthday.
In addition to the worldwide hit No Woman, No Cry, the titles under dispute are: Crazy Baldhead, Johnny Was, Natty Dread, Positive Vibration, Rat Race, Rebel Music (Road Block), Talking Blues, Them Belly Full, Want More, War, Who The Cap Fit and So Jah Seh.
Or perhaps Deep Blue's belly is simply a food gut.
He was bearded and barefoot, in jeans; a photograph circulated of him lying face down, his belly spilling out of a blue polo shirt.
Another of the couple's Top 10 hits came with a rollicking adaptation of the blues singer Lead Belly's "Midnight Special," released under the title "Big Midnight Special" in 1959.
Under the name Elizabeth Lyttleton, her mother's surname, she wrote several books, as well as poetry that appeared in Saturday Review and elsewhere, and interviewed American personalities like Martha Ledbetter, the wife of the blues singer Lead Belly.
On Monday 15 June, Van Morrison takes to the stage at the Royal Albert Hall, alongside Eric Burdon, Jools Holland, Billy Bragg, Eric Bibb and others, to pay tribute to Huddie Ledbetter, better known as the folk-blues legend Lead Belly.
