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“The essence of reality is contradiction” - Hegel Ang tao ay likas na malaya, nabubuhay na malaya at dapat na maging malaya. Walang karapatan ang sinoman na mang-alipin. Hindi tayo pag-aari ninoman at walang taong ‘pweding umangkin sa kapwa n’ya. Ito ang batas ng kalikasan at ng uniberso. Walang panginoon at busabos, walang dapat na nag-uutos, at wala dapat mga alilang tagasunod. Sana ang buhay ay puro na lang Rosas at walang posas. Subalit nagdilim ang kasaysayan nang maghari ang kasakiman na pinukaw ng matinding paghahangad ng iilan sa kayamanan. Kailangan na makakuha ng maraming kalakal nang lumawak ang merkado. Pero teka sino ang gagawa nito? Edi kunin ang mga mahihina at gawin silang mga alipin, pilitin na magtrabaho sa ilalim nang hagupit ng latigo. Hawakan sa leeg o di kaya naman ay kitilin, sa ganitong paraan sila dapat na pasunurin. Tanang pagmamalabis ay may wakas. Hindi lang si Spartacus ang nag-alsa kundi pati ang mga itim na alipin. Sumiklab ang himagsikan sa paghahangad ng mga alipin na kumawala sa kanikanilang mga tanikala. Dumating ang panahon ng Piyudalismo, nagbagong anyo lang ang halimaw at muli n’yang inalipin ang mga kapos-palad at mahihirap. Nangibabaw ang Aristokrasya na parang maitim na ulap na lumalambong sa himpapawid kaya hindi makita ang sinag ng araw. Salamat na lang at bumagsak ang Bastille at nagtagumpay ang rebolusyong Pranses. Mula sa mga guho ng lipunang piyudal ay lumitaw ang mga bagong panginoon, ang mga Burgis. Sila ang mapagsamanta at naghaharing-uri sa ating panahon. Mga kapitalista, elitista at mga burgesya komprador. At tayo na nasa baba, tayo na ang puhunan para mabuhay ay dugo’t pawis, tayo na mga proletaryo ang s’yang makabagong alipin. Mga alipin ng burgesya na ating pinapanginoon, tayo na lumilikha ng yaman ng bansa ang s’yang laging pinagsasamantalahan at binubusabos. Tinatakot na gugutomin kapagka hindi nagpa-ubaya at sumunod sa utos. Habang tumatagal ay tumitindi ang mga salungatan at kontradiksyon sa pagitan ng mayaman at ng mahirap. Bulkan ito na sasabog sa bandang huli. Ang batas ng kasaysayan ang nagsabi na ang lahat ng uri ng pang-aapi ay magwawakas. Nag-alsa ang mga alipin, naghimagsik ang mga pesante hindi magtatagal gustuhin man natin o hindi titindig ang mga proletaryo at sama-sama nilang ibabagsak ang kapitalismo na itinataguyod ng mga burgesya komprador.
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 1:25 AM UTC
DIALECTICAL MATERIALISM
“The essence of reality is contradiction” - Hegel Ang tao ay likas na malaya, nabubuhay na malaya at dapat na maging malaya. Walang karapatan ang sinoman na mang-alipin. Hindi tayo pag-aari ninoman at walang taong ‘pweding umangkin sa kapwa n’ya. Ito ang batas ng kalikasan at ng uniberso. Walang panginoon at busabos, walang dapat na nag-uutos, at wala dapat mga alilang tagasunod. Sana ang buhay ay puro na lang Rosas at walang posas. Subalit nagdilim ang kasaysayan nang maghari ang kasakiman na pinukaw ng matinding paghahangad ng iilan sa kayamanan. Kailangan na makakuha ng maraming kalakal nang lumawak ang merkado. Pero teka sino ang gagawa nito? Edi kunin ang mga mahihina at gawin silang mga alipin, pilitin na magtrabaho sa ilalim nang hagupit ng latigo. Hawakan sa leeg o di kaya naman ay kitilin, sa ganitong paraan sila dapat na pasunurin. Tanang pagmamalabis ay may wakas. Hindi lang si Spartacus ang nag-alsa kundi pati ang mga itim na alipin. Sumiklab ang himagsikan sa paghahangad ng mga alipin na kumawala sa kanikanilang mga tanikala. Dumating ang panahon ng Piyudalismo, nagbagong anyo lang ang halimaw at muli n’yang inalipin ang mga kapos-palad at mahihirap. Nangibabaw ang Aristokrasya na parang maitim na ulap na lumalambong sa himpapawid kaya hindi makita ang sinag ng araw. Salamat na lang at bumagsak ang Bastille at nagtagumpay ang rebolusyong Pranses. Mula sa mga guho ng lipunang piyudal ay lumitaw ang mga bagong panginoon, ang mga Burgis. Sila ang mapagsamanta at naghaharing-uri sa ating panahon. Mga kapitalista, elitista at mga burgesya komprador. At tayo na nasa baba, tayo na ang puhunan para mabuhay ay dugo’t pawis, tayo na mga proletaryo ang s’yang makabagong alipin. Mga alipin ng burgesya na ating pinapanginoon, tayo na lumilikha ng yaman ng bansa ang s’yang laging pinagsasamantalahan at binubusabos. Tinatakot na gugutomin kapagka hindi nagpa-ubaya at sumunod sa utos. Habang tumatagal ay tumitindi ang mga salungatan at kontradiksyon sa pagitan ng mayaman at ng mahirap. Bulkan ito na sasabog sa bandang huli. Ang batas ng kasaysayan ang nagsabi na ang lahat ng uri ng pang-aapi ay magwawakas. Nag-alsa ang mga alipin, naghimagsik ang mga pesante hindi magtatagal gustuhin man natin o hindi titindig ang mga proletaryo at sama-sama nilang ibabagsak ang kapitalismo na itinataguyod ng mga burgesya komprador.
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Accountants hover over the earth like helicopters, Dropping bits of paper engraved with Hegel's name. Badgers carry the papers on their fur To their den, where the entire family dies in the night. A chorus girl stands for hours behind her curtains Looking out at the street. In a window of a trucking service There is a branch painted white. A stuffed baby alligator grips that branch tightly To keep away from the dry leaves on the floor. The honeycomb at night has strange dreams: Small black trains going round and round-- Old warships drowning in the raindrop.
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A Dream of Suffocation
Pharaoh Tutankhamun graced the Egyptian throne, A ***** brisk and spry. From his majestical hands, dangled a scepter And on his handsome head, sat a crown. His empire was at its peak For he wielded influence all over africa. The bearded Europeans and nubianS sought his protection For egypt, was a haven. So organised was the land: Amun-re and maat protected the people, The country grew with the help of viziers. Agriculture was a noble profession in the land, As her economic markets were the best in the world Egypt gave light to Greece and Mesopotamia For her civilisation altered many a life. And also, was the birth place of man Such, was the land of egypt The middle ages stroke and Europe went to sleep But mama africa gave birth to many strong children: Ghana, Mali, Songhai and many more These children shoke the world with their riches and organisation. Such was the history that africa recorded before they came. Fredriech Hegel in want of speech said: “Africa never had a history before the whites came.” Such a mediocre declaration from an illiterate For in place of his brain, graced a kidney. Africa was well civilised before the bearded people came: We had a religion We had education as seen in egypt We had a well organised system in all aspects. We had everything needed for prosperity, We attracted them with our gold, thus they came. But most of all, we believed in equality. Such was africa before they came But when the bearded people came, They altered our ways and put us in stocks Then said: “we had no history.” Oblivious that africa had made history, BEFORE AND BEFORE THE
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May 17, 2015
May 17, 2015 at 7:39 AM UTC
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Pharaoh Tutankhamun graced the Egyptian throne, A ***** brisk and spry. From his majestical hands, dangled a scepter And on his handsome head, sat a crown. His empire was at its peak For he wielded influence all over africa. The bearded Europeans and nubianS sought his protection For egypt, was a haven. So organised was the land: Amun-re and maat protected the people, The country grew with the help of viziers. Agriculture was a noble profession in the land, As her economic markets were the best in the world Egypt gave light to Greece and Mesopotamia For her civilisation altered many a life. And also, was the birth place of man Such, was the land of egypt The middle ages stroke and Europe went to sleep But mama africa gave birth to many strong children: Ghana, Mali, Songhai and many more These children shoke the world with their riches and organisation. Such was the history that africa recorded before they came. Fredriech Hegel in want of speech said: “Africa never had a history before the whites came.” Such a mediocre declaration from an illiterate For in place of his brain, graced a kidney. Africa was well civilised before the bearded people came: We had a religion We had education as seen in egypt We had a well organised system in all aspects. We had everything needed for prosperity, We attracted them with our gold, thus they came. But most of all, we believed in equality. Such was africa before they came But when the bearded people came, They altered our ways and put us in stocks Then said: “we had no history.” Oblivious that africa had made history, BEFORE AND BEFORE THE
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across the pond, I lived off the diet of some 55 year old bachelor racing towards the past only, I looked forward to so much more than my mother's improved health. I would find books and read them laying them vulnerable and bare to my devouring mind. *(I swear to god, there's an approachable Minotaur among my grey matter.)* I skipped Barcelona with an alcoholic to research gay fascists and history's slaughter benches. I hand-wrote that paper just so I could feel something at work besides strong coffee and false anxieties about projected moments. I raised my hand, countless times in foreign classes with tobacco residue creased to my sheet paper. While others slept or day-dreamed about the pigeon **** outside *but I smiled at the professor, & mommy and daddy sent them capitalist notes with the appearance of life.* I met a girl, who got to know me through all five senses, at once. Speaking more languages than half this world is aware of, I danced til my flight departed and I knew which city was my favorite, because I knew nothing of it going in and having no expectations opens me like an oyster whose made multiple pearls. I lost my scarf there, in Italy, a beautiful one with conversational brilliance falling to disappearance on my final night, after the rains of Tuscany had drenched away my need for movement and the winds of Ventotene had me sailing with men, I knew nothing of. *After I cried on the floor over the beauty of Hegel and Marx and fell into Nebulae of epiphanies.* across the pond, my life had verve.
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Oct 21, 2013
Oct 21, 2013 at 10:10 AM UTC
Cigarette Packs, Eggs and Hard Bread
across the pond, I lived off the diet of some 55 year old bachelor racing towards the past only, I looked forward to so much more than my mother's improved health. I would find books and read them laying them vulnerable and bare to my devouring mind. *(I swear to god, there's an approachable Minotaur among my grey matter.)* I skipped Barcelona with an alcoholic to research gay fascists and history's slaughter benches. I hand-wrote that paper just so I could feel something at work besides strong coffee and false anxieties about projected moments. I raised my hand, countless times in foreign classes with tobacco residue creased to my sheet paper. While others slept or day-dreamed about the pigeon **** outside *but I smiled at the professor, & mommy and daddy sent them capitalist notes with the appearance of life.* I met a girl, who got to know me through all five senses, at once. Speaking more languages than half this world is aware of, I danced til my flight departed and I knew which city was my favorite, because I knew nothing of it going in and having no expectations opens me like an oyster whose made multiple pearls. I lost my scarf there, in Italy, a beautiful one with conversational brilliance falling to disappearance on my final night, after the rains of Tuscany had drenched away my need for movement and the winds of Ventotene had me sailing with men, I knew nothing of. *After I cried on the floor over the beauty of Hegel and Marx and fell into Nebulae of epiphanies.* across the pond, my life had verve.
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We celebrate Juneteenth as if the war was not still being fought Across news stations and echoes of Jefferson's dreams The last slaves freed, but this country was never Reconstructed, just patched up just replaced Chains with debt, a Theseus ship of spoils pulled From the wreckage of **** And I sit the echoes of police sirens slung like clubs across the backs of the Boys that sat in my classroom and wondered Why every white person they met always had To yell so much. As if there was nothing at all to be exchanged besides recreating Hegel’s dialectic. As if the only way to win was in blood. And perhaps That is what Juneteenth really teaches us, that blood Shed long enough will lead to ghosts, whispered Warnings we ignore. As if a million bodies buried across The South was not enough of a reminder that we needed To **** to have the enslaved seen as people. We celebrate the Day we no longer had to bury bayonets in bodies To treat humans as humans. And they still can't see it. Don’t realize that if you take away the last plate of food, That if you turn off the power, that if the dollar can't fill the tank What comes from desperation is a blood-born tsunami full of the ghosts of dead racists and stolen children, full of collateral damage and crackheads hooked on crystal Sold to them by the CIA. This country cannot swallow the blood needed to clear its cup. But at least we gonna barbeque and vote, and Dream, and read. At least we gonna explain to the children that this was the day The last slaves were freed when there are still hungry mouths to feed. At least we gonna sit with Baldwin, or Miles, or Kendrick, and unhinge Our throats like snakes swallowing what the storms sing from suffering. At least we can carry that truth. If only for a day. If only to free the last Mind slaves still believing that the war is over, the dead silent, The constitution holy, the senate fair, the president controls gas prices, The bullet not already loaded, the school doors not already locked, The rich earned it, the news aint propaganda, the children martyrs The blood in our bodies not singing requiems to the pain of our ancestors, At least we gonna pretend that this country actually free.
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Jun 17, 2022
Jun 17, 2022 at 5:48 AM UTC
Juneteenth
We celebrate Juneteenth as if the war was not still being fought Across news stations and echoes of Jefferson's dreams The last slaves freed, but this country was never Reconstructed, just patched up just replaced Chains with debt, a Theseus ship of spoils pulled From the wreckage of **** And I sit the echoes of police sirens slung like clubs across the backs of the Boys that sat in my classroom and wondered Why every white person they met always had To yell so much. As if there was nothing at all to be exchanged besides recreating Hegel’s dialectic. As if the only way to win was in blood. And perhaps That is what Juneteenth really teaches us, that blood Shed long enough will lead to ghosts, whispered Warnings we ignore. As if a million bodies buried across The South was not enough of a reminder that we needed To **** to have the enslaved seen as people. We celebrate the Day we no longer had to bury bayonets in bodies To treat humans as humans. And they still can't see it. Don’t realize that if you take away the last plate of food, That if you turn off the power, that if the dollar can't fill the tank What comes from desperation is a blood-born tsunami full of the ghosts of dead racists and stolen children, full of collateral damage and crackheads hooked on crystal Sold to them by the CIA. This country cannot swallow the blood needed to clear its cup. But at least we gonna barbeque and vote, and Dream, and read. At least we gonna explain to the children that this was the day The last slaves were freed when there are still hungry mouths to feed. At least we gonna sit with Baldwin, or Miles, or Kendrick, and unhinge Our throats like snakes swallowing what the storms sing from suffering. At least we can carry that truth. If only for a day. If only to free the last Mind slaves still believing that the war is over, the dead silent, The constitution holy, the senate fair, the president controls gas prices, The bullet not already loaded, the school doors not already locked, The rich earned it, the news aint propaganda, the children martyrs The blood in our bodies not singing requiems to the pain of our ancestors, At least we gonna pretend that this country actually free.
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_the mythic Esther notwithstanding_; the only Jewish Miss America was Bess Myerson;  Miss New York, & exemplar of classic beauty  c.1945 studying German philosophy living on the upper east side; surrounded by rich Park Avenue Jews - spewing Nietzschean Nihilism causing them to  _shudder_ at the thought of relatives dragged from homes  never to be seen again; they don't want to hear that **** - my buddy Mingus Jr. bringing mechanical bebop to his constructed paintings;                                                 on the other hand, I'm going on & on about Heidegger & Schopenhauer, Brian Eno, David Bowie, Hegel, ****** Goebbels  & Riefenstahl; my paintings are violent; as if Jack the Ripper & James Whistler were the same guy; all women are beautiful by nature, but I would've done it different - put the snooch on top, the udders on the bottom, *** in front, arms & legs splayed out to the sides;    yes, that's better,   Diane Arbus, Ann Frank, Hannah Arendt,  Dori Bernstein,      Alison Linefsky    &  Eva Hesse are more beautiful than Lilith & Eve mixed; I hate being called a antisemitic; it's a painful reminder that at the moment I don't have a Jewish gf
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 2:17 PM UTC
How Rare is Semitic Beauty
There was morality in why women want, but emotional voids are consumed by consumerism and it’s redundant, but you can’t feed the starving food. These days you can’t find one not entranced by the idea of a “better ****** diet,” and it sounds like they need to eat out more, but the Glamour in magazines is under empty stomachs and proof-labeled wine. So you find yourself at a cross, cross-eyed and in a skeletal body running in the rain. But if she wrote Drinking: A love story, and broke my heart, then she can fill voids with Hegel substitutions. She filled one with God and one with Zoloft. A baby escapes, escape that Burroughs found only in ******** and ***** until he met a golden pig and finally blacked-in) And in the child’s first suckling moment “Let her be filled.”
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Jan 26, 2011
Jan 26, 2011 at 10:08 PM UTC
Appetites
Hegel’s Hero in Dream Hegel’s Hero appeared with video of heroes To teach me Ideas and dialectics in society; I saw there, Lions and Foxes of Machiavelli Fighting , growling , springing from bushes. Aimless Dame Fortune moves in history past Politics of India, snowy, foggy, and shadowy! Shivering men squat passive keeping “ID card” As Greek slaves, before the Democratic Lords. General Will ,as Rousseau says ,forms society, Nation, Governments based on Ideas extant. Lords, and the wealthy ruled rudely the ruled In the past, as history moved as cruelly as fast. God’s own Universe sans universal concept On Peace; builds walls around each groups. Religions fail to link the parted and parched People who worship vicious Cain and Mammon . Marx, Engels , and Mao came with the legions Stumbled, humbled and stifled by the Mammons. Buddha, Christ and the Prophet Mohammad Told of Love, Grace, Patience and of Pardon My Lord, why, we fail to wipe tears and fears? “Sambhavami yuge yuge” says hazy, Hegel fades. parithranaya sadhunam/ vinasaya cha dushkritham/ dharmmasamsthapanardhaya/sambhavami yuge yuge. When in India can we expect such a Hero:Kalki,in Kali? To be trapped, jailed as terrorist protestant, really!
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Jun 18, 2013
Jun 18, 2013 at 10:26 PM UTC
Hegel's Hero in Dream
Reality is perception, and perception is subjective. Subjectiveness is sense-certainty, and sense-certainty is an attempt to comprehend the universal, however, sense-certainty is the poorest and most inaccurate account of the Truth. So then, how do we understand the Truth or is that even a possibility?
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Nov 1, 2010
Nov 1, 2010 at 8:40 PM UTC
******* Hegel
Here 'I’ am, at ‘this’ place in time at ‘this’ posited location. Here ‘I’ write, at ‘this’ time; ‘this’ time is ‘Now’, but what is ‘Now’, and what do I mean when I say ‘Now’? Did I say ‘Now’ now or after the ‘Now’?, videlicet is ‘Now’ after the ‘before’ or before the ‘after’? If today was tomorrow and tomorrow was yesterday Where would I be 'Now'? As Hegel would say: "Now is a plurality of 'Now'" Perhaps then it was 'He' who suggested that we just go with the flow of things and live for the moment. 'O sense-certainty... you make me smile...
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Sep 24, 2010
Sep 24, 2010 at 11:04 AM UTC
Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
Wish if I were Minerva's owl, riding dusk departure off my toe. By Hegel's drifted thoughts a halt, amid sparkles of ideas in awe. Riding this ever-ascending firework show, as high as seven heavens go. Endowed with flame from Sol, diving and burning through the thousands of my foe. Behold, I'm Icarus who cheated old.
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 1:00 AM UTC
Drifted thoughts in afterglow
Dear Georg, In the Phenomenology of Spirit, you wrote: "Reason is spirit, when its certainty of being all reality has been raised to the level of truth, and reason is consciously aware of itself as its own world, and of the world as itself. The development of spirit was indicated in the immediately preceding movement of mind, where the object of consciousness, the category pure and simple, rose to be the notion of reason." and I was just kinda wondering. Well.... ermmm... what?!?!?!?! Sincerely, Tom
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 4:14 PM UTC
Letters to Dead Philosophers: Hegel
The Mother in space demands that we all learn to read Hegel in the original German. She pours me a glass of lemon grape koolaid and rubs my eyes out of my head but the sugar in the juice is so thick in my body and veins that they clump and scratch my capillaries. I feel the pressure in my fingertips and the inside of my nose, the part I push on to relieve stress. A lonely doe in small grass, perched roughly near the space commander, is proximal approximately wrapped in gauze from bone to toe in shawls of dead wasps, strips in equal length running up deer thighs. Proximal to my soul, my essentiality. This is a technique called “Relocating The Issue”
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Jun 30, 2015
Jun 30, 2015 at 11:20 AM UTC
im going to the zoo at ten-thirty
i just looked at friedrich hölderlin's life and thought: fair enough, Hegel might get his bagel... but i'll have this madcap's treaty of honour... the rest can have the woman who will assuredly spend, and spend, and keep the economical side of things in tip-top ticktock... i don't mind death, having embraced it once, my only fear of death is a death that i should not wish to exercise against the educational demonology of the Catholic church, i.e. not exercising my rights to admit euthanasia... as one poet said: the sane are too numerous, too moralised, too cocksure and *********** you can hear them talking but it just ends up being a chance to hear them gagging with a fur-ball... your thoughts on suicide are one, but your thoughts on medical suicide are another... that a: the joke wishes to die, what will the people ever do next? cry? i believe in the Sinai Sun... i believe in Taiyō as i believe in the Ensō - Thai-yo-yo... if i am not allowed this luxury i believe there's no need for a sofa, or a television... or a care for your opinion being matched to consider the way to live equal to mine... your own the path sown and sewed... each to our own straitjackets and the signature alive, and epitaph dead.
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Aug 21, 2016
Aug 21, 2016 at 10:46 PM UTC
titles are always optional
The strandcafe was lined with Hitchcock seagulls as you looked over your glasses with concern and said that I did not understand Hegel. A time ago of rage, and joy and rain.
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Jan 5, 2016
Jan 5, 2016 at 10:42 AM UTC
Seagulls Over Antrim
american drwal, god almighty... it's so ******* nasal.... it's almost like listening to it due hubris: i'm prone to titilate ***** and gag and **** and dodgy doggy the **** out of shoving an umbrella where the homosexual wished it shined.                       glutton nasal... phlegm culprit...          it's almost likely, that people forgot to utilise the larynx...        but when jennifer lawrence says it: i'm giddie i.e. stirrup ready i r fidgety e e e e, e e e e, am,        cool... because that's the last word you'd use, right now, hawkish & priestly.... that nasal goo though... **** me! what an enlarged concept of a pond!          knee deep: kneeling limbo, a Yiddish Dante...                   hey presto! lucky-lookie! a ******* rainbow! secondant: a berserk's tourism escapade,                           minus York.... given the: jawohl... alter.   (in the extreme: salutation... in the least? ******* on the Irish...)   alter... ya-wol....                 had there been a Hegel for a ****** i guess the world would have graced enough  concerns for a lack of a Napoleon:                     it still means fuck-all to me, to be certain.         me in a quiet room? pleasantry or peasant talk? probably the latter...                                   drill... drum...                     Bulgaria vita spes mea!    ya-voll             kungen - king - sh-wed                                  szved - karga - barren -                        kryta: hidden -              ravéné minus gorgon: culprit: ravaged due cruise invoking crude, to, vector, noir also: too... x.
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Jan 7, 2017
Jan 7, 2017 at 11:31 PM UTC
jawohl (dicta duck quack ulerior motiff hark)
american drwal, god almighty... it's so ******* nasal.... it's almost like listening to it due hubris: i'm prone to titilate ***** and gag and **** and dodgy doggy the **** out of shoving an umbrella where the homosexual wished it shined.                       glutton nasal... phlegm culprit...          it's almost likely, that people forgot to utilise the larynx...        but when jennifer lawrence says it: i'm giddie i.e. stirrup ready i r fidgety e e e e, e e e e, am,        cool... because that's the last word you'd use, right now, hawkish & priestly.... that nasal goo though... **** me! what an enlarged concept of a pond!          knee deep: kneeling limbo, a Yiddish Dante...                   hey presto! lucky-lookie! a ******* rainbow! secondant: a berserk's tourism escapade,                           minus York.... given the: jawohl... alter.   (in the extreme: salutation... in the least? ******* on the Irish...)   alter... ya-wol....                 had there been a Hegel for a ****** i guess the world would have graced enough  concerns for a lack of a Napoleon:                     it still means fuck-all to me, to be certain.         me in a quiet room? pleasantry or peasant talk? probably the latter...                                   drill... drum...                     Bulgaria vita spes mea!    ya-voll             kungen - king - sh-wed                                  szved - karga - barren -                        kryta: hidden -              ravéné minus gorgon: culprit: ravaged due cruise invoking crude, to, vector, noir also: too... x.
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Am I able to say I would like to carry you to that oblique lake overseas, where we can still imagine “the early 19th Century twilight,” and from the trestle see how a self-determining logic in the form of rationally organized matter—the luster of metal, a vanishing glimpse of the moon or the sun, a smile—becomes conscious, self-conscious, through us; a freedom emptied out into that time we were rambling to and fro like the rivers, and the dust blanketed inscriptions on pulp condoned from trees planted with the depths and heights of the human heart as such? Yet how can we picture abstractions that we can not live in alone, but perhaps to imagine, with this, a criss-cross movement of subjective expressions, views, and attitudes where I sacrifice myselfs and my topics alike to a faith we know is unwarranted, a slant illustration of what we’ve agreed to call truth; the shimmer of a bunch of grapes by candlelight, its joys and sorrows, its strivings, deeds, and fates. * * * And when I say “this” I mean this, philosophy, or pottery, or e-mails and short tweets between us. And when I say “us” I don’t just mean the two of us, you and me, but humanity. Of course, the abstract is always felt through the concrete, as, when our   arms were touching, I felt what I am unable to say.
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May 6, 2017
May 6, 2017 at 12:40 AM UTC
With Him Hegel I Can Discuss, But Not How I Love
looking through a fashion magazine, it dawned on me, when i read that the ******* magazine was covering up it's modelling stance, so i put 1 and 1 together and firstly thought: the cows are coming home, i've never seen times as grotesque as these, where milking a cow or seeing feeding parts represented within a cleft of eroticism: or that such a keen representation could ever be; i know the urban population thinks if not simply believing in the village idiot, or that people living in less dense places are just plain donkey dumb... but with due respect... i think the urban monkeys are a bit cuckoo, stressing that the top tier of existence is selling cow ******* or that cow ******* would be a farmer's wet dream... but it does translate as that for the grand couture towns' folk, sure idiots in villages... perverts in cities; (semi-colons are used when you're itchy to pause and start a new sentence somehow connected with the previous one... you a semi-colon, rather than starting a new follow-up sentence with a conjunction word like and); so what dawned on me? ah, the definition of philosophy and philosopher, Hegel redefined it (i know i slandered once for being a charlatan for being the one to have invented what Kant already did: that thesis, antithesis, (synthesis) bit... critique of pure reason has a beautiful section where there's a clear split) as: philosopher is a puppeteer - i.e. to be the extension of a thinking man's unwillingness to will what he thinks... unless of course you're a weltgeist (spirit of the world)... like Hegel pointed out concerning Napoleon... a strategist who's thinking-to-will is perfected to an dualism without confusion.
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Feb 7, 2016
Feb 7, 2016 at 5:18 PM UTC
quick hegelian analysis (weltgeist)
looking through a fashion magazine, it dawned on me, when i read that the ******* magazine was covering up it's modelling stance, so i put 1 and 1 together and firstly thought: the cows are coming home, i've never seen times as grotesque as these, where milking a cow or seeing feeding parts represented within a cleft of eroticism: or that such a keen representation could ever be; i know the urban population thinks if not simply believing in the village idiot, or that people living in less dense places are just plain donkey dumb... but with due respect... i think the urban monkeys are a bit cuckoo, stressing that the top tier of existence is selling cow ******* or that cow ******* would be a farmer's wet dream... but it does translate as that for the grand couture towns' folk, sure idiots in villages... perverts in cities; (semi-colons are used when you're itchy to pause and start a new sentence somehow connected with the previous one... you a semi-colon, rather than starting a new follow-up sentence with a conjunction word like and); so what dawned on me? ah, the definition of philosophy and philosopher, Hegel redefined it (i know i slandered once for being a charlatan for being the one to have invented what Kant already did: that thesis, antithesis, (synthesis) bit... critique of pure reason has a beautiful section where there's a clear split) as: philosopher is a puppeteer - i.e. to be the extension of a thinking man's unwillingness to will what he thinks... unless of course you're a weltgeist (spirit of the world)... like Hegel pointed out concerning Napoleon... a strategist who's thinking-to-will is perfected to an dualism without confusion.
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Shall i fight this or throw in the towel? The weight of this feeling, So unwieldy and amorphous Grappling with connection Derangement of all senses Swathed in a veil of disguises Oh what have i done to deserve you The weight of this feeling, So naked and overpowering Crysanthemums and shrooms Rimbaud quatrain in technicolor You are the roadmap to my life The weight of this feeling, So unfeigned and unquestionable Treading frigid and lovelorn terrain With sieve-minded memory of Futile spoutings of hegel in counseling The weight of this feeling, So tangible and concrete Warts all over your face, Worms crawling through my spine, Loveless lives in terminal decline The weight of this feeling, So deep-seated and unrelenting Shall i fight this or throw in the towel? The weight of this feeling, So heavy and sad
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 8:03 PM UTC
Roadmap
#*Living in the dark, yet afraid of the shadows;   cast forth from the stars of a mystic scintillant soul Knowledge illuminates the scholar's glass window;   scorches the brush of the ignoramus's finite goals Remember, however, all fields exist as fractals;    pursue to infinity and perceive the worm's crawl Brothers and sisters, united in life's shackles;   the universe's fixed physical laws constrain all Though collectively, mankind strives for heaven's lenses;   forever advancing Hegel's romantic world essence*#
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May 16, 2018
May 16, 2018 at 8:16 PM UTC
Marching of the World Spirit
the **** have you learned?   mierda madre!    there's a roll on the R... rhasp...            marx learned his dialectics from Hegel? so....   everyone forgot about Kant?! leave me drunk singing ah'oy'ah yo'y'ah...     i'll sniff the grounds, take a dog to a tow... and beg for relief... the cull in tow for all the security cricis.. syrian death toll.. children cripples... when the sunni overshadow the shiite.... prior to orthodox islam splitting...        death in Damascus.... orthodoxy you leverage cok-sucker...       squirt ah-Lisbon... ich haben leben           vor morschfleisch...    schwachkopf ist alles gut?! alles-gut!              ich bin zu heben ein ursache... mein kind...    mein herz...       ich bin kind... ich bin herz...                     du ein                      schaudern                  kommen sie: willkommen...             ich haben    augen zu sehen                                     schatten. die gott!                 die gott! vater-bergwerk!                     auf ein selbst! auf ein mann!   sein deutsche...           heil...            aye!                    wert die arbeit!
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Feb 19, 2019
Feb 19, 2019 at 10:28 PM UTC
für alles die wert von deutsch (ich fühlen mein herz!)
Modernism did away with Enlightenment thinking duality and all, Hegel and all in case no one noticed the way kpop replaced american pop---thank god--- the way Plato replaced Jesus--- Christians are teaching Socratic philosophy & don’t know it---wtf---Postmodernism did away with all that and AI does away w/ nothing--- The mass media is a collective prophet Symbols shine like the sun Every time I try to kiss her Fourteen-year-old doppelganger--- And who knows what will replace the future, Schopenhauer knew, Nietzsche knew--- Emerson knew, Brigitte Bardot knew--- Kerouac knew, Dylan knows but he’s not telling--- No one will listen to him, They’re all waiting for Plato thinking it’s Jesus--- I’m a Neoplatonist myself, therefore not deluded by the cereal-like pablum that passes for the mundane ******** of late-night television in your brain--- Pimping their little Asian ***** is not politically correct and may be a crime---
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Dec 21, 2017
Dec 21, 2017 at 2:07 PM UTC
How Modernism Did Away w/ the Enlightenment
Pine embellished by Cassiopeia arched over prone morning.  Meadowlark laughed, cougars stalked shadows, crow deputies.  Bent creek carried silt of spring, sigh of cedar.  Cold mist, feathered cloak marked him of eagle and raven.  He took part night, river’s depth in bent cedar boxes along grease trails over walls called cordillera.  Distantly ships put into several bays.  Raven gave up tricking salmon people, at Rose Spit called out first, men.  Who had invented dance now demanded war.  What speech there was was lament. Undone morning weeps bloodied.   Anger-melted gold fills insatiable mouths, shames what night cannot hide.  No more hand set to house front, no more ashlar of jasper. Night casts her spears, we have not even time to die.  Flee hands which reach from river, children ghost small starving birds.  Rejoice in crow’s carrion cruelty, Owl devour those we cannot smother in our desperate escape.                                Look up beaten, complaining, supreme.  Reconstruction begins in this torpor, a boredom purring heart cannot abolish.  Inebriated with the impossible, go past mission outpost’s Gide and a Kempis to the lineage house of men.  Hegel whispers I never did believe.  Attar extend gender-inflected zero.  In the wrong season glisten with sugary neoprene. Belong to at least two countries, Land of Goshen sours.  Break into Quechua, haunt cruel Saturdays, look for amigo.  Wheat field marries into lion’s eye.  Ayacucho fanfares enclose the wind.  White-breasted, black-winged, displace requiem.  Recover lost chives, cottonwood’s inerrant perfume, shooting stars on the other side of the river. When mountain burns, Eyes-Are-In-Festival yields turquoise.  Let him palmer drink iris dry.  Sky falls, camas blooms, then this morning white tail flicker in low aspen, chickadee dee dee dee, chickadee dee dee dee.
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Jan 21, 2018
Jan 21, 2018 at 1:52 PM UTC
Night casts her spears.
Pine embellished by Cassiopeia arched over prone morning.  Meadowlark laughed, cougars stalked shadows, crow deputies.  Bent creek carried silt of spring, sigh of cedar.  Cold mist, feathered cloak marked him of eagle and raven.  He took part night, river’s depth in bent cedar boxes along grease trails over walls called cordillera.  Distantly ships put into several bays.  Raven gave up tricking salmon people, at Rose Spit called out first, men.  Who had invented dance now demanded war.  What speech there was was lament. Undone morning weeps bloodied.   Anger-melted gold fills insatiable mouths, shames what night cannot hide.  No more hand set to house front, no more ashlar of jasper. Night casts her spears, we have not even time to die.  Flee hands which reach from river, children ghost small starving birds.  Rejoice in crow’s carrion cruelty, Owl devour those we cannot smother in our desperate escape.                                Look up beaten, complaining, supreme.  Reconstruction begins in this torpor, a boredom purring heart cannot abolish.  Inebriated with the impossible, go past mission outpost’s Gide and a Kempis to the lineage house of men.  Hegel whispers I never did believe.  Attar extend gender-inflected zero.  In the wrong season glisten with sugary neoprene. Belong to at least two countries, Land of Goshen sours.  Break into Quechua, haunt cruel Saturdays, look for amigo.  Wheat field marries into lion’s eye.  Ayacucho fanfares enclose the wind.  White-breasted, black-winged, displace requiem.  Recover lost chives, cottonwood’s inerrant perfume, shooting stars on the other side of the river. When mountain burns, Eyes-Are-In-Festival yields turquoise.  Let him palmer drink iris dry.  Sky falls, camas blooms, then this morning white tail flicker in low aspen, chickadee dee dee dee, chickadee dee dee dee.
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drinking *** allows you to spots things.... the like of insects crawling on glasss... the oddity being: inside a room... i call it a misguide between glass and air...     and then there's evanescne's my immortal...            and why i can forge a need for a tear...               that sense of a gratifying gulp of snot...     the pass on asking being demanding....   like wolverine asking jane / phoenix out on a date... but being rejected.... because she's seeing cyclopse; **** me, a woman's take on scent... and then cleaning up cat's ****      well done....    to satiate the brute...            you have to be the brute... and what of a need for a callous call to make amends?           well, merely answered by a:                                     hush; and that's outside the domain             of saying growl...      when an actual growl was neccesary; and was, a verb, rather than a noun...           oh the freeing feeling                 of the much adored sadness! god, with it, i am, nowhere closer than to you, in that i am... "claustrophobic", yes, res locus; yes, res locus... it's something that gives a historicity of the cartesian argument... a temporal and a spatial guise-cocnern     for temperaments that avoids          fabrics, and that said, generally: fashion; esp. to give vogue to cognition! it really can be "unfashionable" to think someone's argument...         e.g. kant? unfashionable.   nietszche? very much fashionable... it's called hegel's lecture notes + marx's critique...    cogntive vogue... i like that term... it sounds so much more astute to be said, than say, cultural marxism...       so much easier to state:   well... given the year 2017, the cognitive vogue is... a, b, c...      than ascribe some definitves /                              post-scripts of an ideology, like darwinism, that's become as rigid                             as the geometry of a triangle; and **** me! the theaory won't budge! it won't budge into a yawn! degraded as library material! it had to compete with marxism as having, a culutral status!
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May 23, 2017
May 23, 2017 at 10:50 AM UTC
insects love glass (res locus) / heidegger's dasein
drinking *** allows you to spots things.... the like of insects crawling on glasss... the oddity being: inside a room... i call it a misguide between glass and air...     and then there's evanescne's my immortal...            and why i can forge a need for a tear...               that sense of a gratifying gulp of snot...     the pass on asking being demanding....   like wolverine asking jane / phoenix out on a date... but being rejected.... because she's seeing cyclopse; **** me, a woman's take on scent... and then cleaning up cat's ****      well done....    to satiate the brute...            you have to be the brute... and what of a need for a callous call to make amends?           well, merely answered by a:                                     hush; and that's outside the domain             of saying growl...      when an actual growl was neccesary; and was, a verb, rather than a noun...           oh the freeing feeling                 of the much adored sadness! god, with it, i am, nowhere closer than to you, in that i am... "claustrophobic", yes, res locus; yes, res locus... it's something that gives a historicity of the cartesian argument... a temporal and a spatial guise-cocnern     for temperaments that avoids          fabrics, and that said, generally: fashion; esp. to give vogue to cognition! it really can be "unfashionable" to think someone's argument...         e.g. kant? unfashionable.   nietszche? very much fashionable... it's called hegel's lecture notes + marx's critique...    cogntive vogue... i like that term... it sounds so much more astute to be said, than say, cultural marxism...       so much easier to state:   well... given the year 2017, the cognitive vogue is... a, b, c...      than ascribe some definitves /                              post-scripts of an ideology, like darwinism, that's become as rigid                             as the geometry of a triangle; and **** me! the theaory won't budge! it won't budge into a yawn! degraded as library material! it had to compete with marxism as having, a culutral status!
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