i drink from a glass, that has a star of anise embedded in crystal at the bottom... suddenly having to bleach all biology, pursue it to a closure of the asylum... decipher the croak of a crow, or expect to hear that gurgling creed once perched on a tree... and then come across an event of failed abstraction in the realm of grammar... my... i hope this **** doesn't escape the anglophone world.
for me, appreciating music had to morph, morph: rather than evolve... once i discovered that the orchestra conductor is: the person of rhythm, or rather: punctuation marks with a backdrop of a perpetuated static of an audience... rhythm boy, rhythm! the weirdest form of dance imaginable - never in a discioteque or the other *situ of congregation; as ever: the technicality of language weaves a breath... a case for hephaestus; never mind that... lately i can only fathom two forms of horror, the ordinary and the romanced... for example: having to interchange listening to penta - come in, and lacey lynn's video titled critical condition, goodbye and goodluck... because would you ever call a cat, a stray? embedded "grafitti* as a presence in a graveyard... while the Sochi strays... no point killing it: if you're not going to eat it. or as they say in the west: when we do media, we expect the entire world to listen... yet no one talks about the ****** union of Russia and China... i can clearly remember feeding a mosquito to a cat, as i remember feeding a cat a fish eye; modern language needs a sadism - an army styled rigour... we say that people are literate... but a contract's worth of ambivalence... to say nuance is an invisibility cloak? might as well call forth the men of Salem... and say a chess board is a parallelogram... coined the phrase (s)he who said: "think outside a box" - or he who replied: geometry is a vanity project? no problem... think outside a home. i still prefer to think of parasitism as a form of symbiosis - instead of obesity surgeries... how about ingesting a tape worm? or as one doctor said of the child: autistic... or as one father (philosopher) said of the same child: solipsist.