born the son of a barge man, “I was six
for my first dead bodies”. active in a theatre
of war during 1939-45. the concept of the
parasite – Like a maggot in a turd he hid within
the word. Neil Young talks about Pocahontas. X
feels sad = X feels something, the history of corn
or gold-minding. I am interested in his opinion on
rationality. With my poor English it’s hard to
describe what I am up to: And now I am eager to
prove THAT and show it in detail! Thank you!
Orderly, dispassionate, and rational Europeans.
Archive for the ‘destruction’ Category
phd cut-up; a found poem
November 26, 2008algebra with whitehead & stein
July 22, 2008one, the invariableness of the basic terms of interconnection
— the connectives — (or manage or arrange or value)
two, the invariableness of the unspecified entities indicated
by the symbols for ‘real variables’ (or relieve or better like)
three, the meaningfulness of the patterns of real variables
thus connected (or not at all as nearly once compared)
four, the irrelevance to the argument of the completion of
meaning infused into the basic connectives by the unspecified
real variables thus connected (or made it to be gained).
namely, the meaning as in assumption one is not in fact
invariable but the variation is irrelevant (or finally as lost).
[this is]
September 3, 2007tearing & shredding. the jesus-like man starts to destroy all his plaster-of-paris doppelgangers. and he’s raging atop small mountains of sweet potatoes. there’s a whole collection of things to be cleansed and purged, a whole wooden room full of plaster to be smashed. and then, hours of sleep to recoup, curled in a wet noodle on a pile of dust and shards.
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what is happening. (that’s not a question, by the way. what is happening, as in, [this is] what is happening.) there is tearing & shredding, in that order.