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the dead re-materialise by the side of the roadside they are visible as though seen through a spotlight it is a brutally interrogative light that magnifies these corpses makes them resemble the fragments of suicidal terracotta pots it magnifies them as symbolic equivalents of their real image its beam dazzles broken glass on the pavement the breakage an impersonation of their cataclysm causing the edges of seeing to hurt and hearing to submerge itself in a turquoise blue aquarium in fear as speech sounds a primitive retreat in its atavistic echoes of inveterate distraction there is a disorder of blood stains on the road where all emotional impulse is volatilised causing a wild distillation of programmed anxiety which in a different vocabulary becomes a figment of somebody else's imagination causing a sinister, stuporous, stagnancy of sound in palpitations, dropped heartbeats, nausea, headaches and a foul change in bowel function
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 10:11 AM UTC
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the dead re-materialise by the side of the roadside they are visible as though seen through a spotlight it is a brutally interrogative light that magnifies these corpses makes them resemble the fragments of suicidal terracotta pots it magnifies them as symbolic equivalents of their real image its beam dazzles broken glass on the pavement the breakage an impersonation of their cataclysm causing the edges of seeing to hurt and hearing to submerge itself in a turquoise blue aquarium in fear as speech sounds a primitive retreat in its atavistic echoes of inveterate distraction there is a disorder of blood stains on the road where all emotional impulse is volatilised causing a wild distillation of programmed anxiety which in a different vocabulary becomes a figment of somebody else's imagination causing a sinister, stuporous, stagnancy of sound in palpitations, dropped heartbeats, nausea, headaches and a foul change in bowel function
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 10:11 AM UTC
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