title - Hittite body - high tide: tight. 502 bad gateway bypass
i woke up absolutely certain that man cannot imagine: nothing... i'm almost certain of it... sure... man can attempt it by associating a name to nothing: nothingness... because that's technically true, grammatically even more so... nothingness is a noun... but: nothing... funny that... it's a pronoun... and in the current climate... the climate of upside-down "metaphysics" of the trans- prefix dynamic of what's "gender"... i look at it, this way... only a god can "imagine" nothing... or rather... even i am basic when i write about wrestling with my shadow... punching myself in the face... i have concrete parameters: there's me and there's a shadow... i don't have to imagine a shadow: since a shadow presents itself before me... in the lustre of a quicksilver sheen of / on objects illuminated by the moon... nothing is the pronoun only a god would use... i can't imagine the constipation of: there's: no thing... come to think of it... in history... the godly ***** of genius that impregnated the minds of ancient Greek men-children that were the philosophers: who or what implanted in their minds the notion of atoms? where did bonsai tigers (id est, cats) come from? there's no: nothing... except for the pronoun that a god would use... to fight with himself and by fighting himself... create such a massive ******* of imagination that men feels it... in the aftershock of having to dream... light so abounding in auspiciousness that... even his mind during sleep is penetrated by remnants of ethereal objects... a light that can burn shadow: if it can invert the eye and allow man to peer into the darkness of his sleep... even perhaps his death... me? i'm incapable of imagining nothing... no: thing... everywhere i look i only see the maxim: nature abhors a vacuum... mind you... even if you try... then there's anti-matter... what, no: thing? even if that revelation of ehyeh asher ehyeh is true... how grammatically cryptic... the deity must have slumbered from the "sleep" of using its other pronoun: nothing... that cauldron of creativity... sure... one way to combat the trans- prefix movement is to turn to royalty... here goes... and my "preferred" pronouns are: one and we... one ought to think that this is appropriate... we hope that's satisfying enough: we? oh... right... a king of France usually had an entourage to hear him speak... well... if we get the grammar rolling: proper... if we get the grammar rolling properly... we should be fine... one supposes, or rather: one most certainly hopes.