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"heidegger" poems
I am with you here in this place scanning with cool and radiant eyes Causing silver haired women to pantomime The Thing Thats Wrong With Us: their heads shake and their thumbs waggle in the air like worms. Our thumbs irk them, patience wearing thin as their lips. They are so sad for us, for our murderous stupidity. They know what is wrong: because our empty carcasses litter their living rooms the busses they ride the classes they teach slumped in the seats where we left them. Heidegger said that attention creates access to the world, And we've crept away to the edge dangling our attentions over the inviting precipice like the sorcerer's apprentice unsure of how it all takes place but certain of it’s awesome power. The well overflows and we are swept away as the women look on
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 4:22 AM UTC
Thumbs
Against the saturated Horizon of dawn, Loitering in the dark timbre Of emerging consciousness - Dissipating somnolence And preemptive despair, Tacitly adumbrate the Yawning abyss. Chastened by the cunning and Lubricious nihilism, Igniting fermented provocations, Silent subterfuge; death, By mirth - the inane; Lament of the mundane. Fallow paradigms, accretions of The last gasp - Evaporating empty liturgies Of suspicion; Charity and equanimity - Lost in confinement, Triumphant avarice bearing Descendants Of intransigence; Wielding imperious Schemes of orthodoxy. Pollard fragments of Silken tapestry, Miasma draped depression Abridging; Conversely, Permuted flurries of anxiety Dislodge The vestiges of meaning That abide In brazen equivocation. Tributaries of dogma reach Their confluence, Watershed moment,   Numinous effusion Streams naked epiphany, The precarious vision - A gesture of providence, Certainty and contingency; Gratuitously derivative, life Equals choice. Verdant branches of intention; And opportunity the vine, Live forward - The pen, my voice, Piquant conduit pouring, Exuberant wine. Footprints found in givenness Underline, Penumbrae of my soul; Mirrored silhouettes, Thoughts and words engender; And in verse adorn Fecund soil, Line after line, The cosmos altered, Continuum of permanence - Artist’s art articulating Essence of my imagination, I proliferate, I design Phrases unique, Participation mystique. Words creating world, The apparatus of infinity Heidegger, ontologically precise, Language - The house of Being, Ineffable, Promethean Literary devise - Envisioning possibility, And abundance to allow, I occur Inhabit Manifest Future phenomena Experienced as now. ©2008 & ©2011 W.S. Warner
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Sep 16, 2011
Sep 16, 2011 at 2:02 PM UTC
The Precarious Vision
Against the saturated Horizon of dawn, Loitering in the dark timbre Of emerging consciousness - Dissipating somnolence And preemptive despair, Tacitly adumbrate the Yawning abyss. Chastened by the cunning and Lubricious nihilism, Igniting fermented provocations, Silent subterfuge; death, By mirth - the inane; Lament of the mundane. Fallow paradigms, accretions of The last gasp - Evaporating empty liturgies Of suspicion; Charity and equanimity - Lost in confinement, Triumphant avarice bearing Descendants Of intransigence; Wielding imperious Schemes of orthodoxy. Pollard fragments of Silken tapestry, Miasma draped depression Abridging; Conversely, Permuted flurries of anxiety Dislodge The vestiges of meaning That abide In brazen equivocation. Tributaries of dogma reach Their confluence, Watershed moment,   Numinous effusion Streams naked epiphany, The precarious vision - A gesture of providence, Certainty and contingency; Gratuitously derivative, life Equals choice. Verdant branches of intention; And opportunity the vine, Live forward - The pen, my voice, Piquant conduit pouring, Exuberant wine. Footprints found in givenness Underline, Penumbrae of my soul; Mirrored silhouettes, Thoughts and words engender; And in verse adorn Fecund soil, Line after line, The cosmos altered, Continuum of permanence - Artist’s art articulating Essence of my imagination, I proliferate, I design Phrases unique, Participation mystique. Words creating world, The apparatus of infinity Heidegger, ontologically precise, Language - The house of Being, Ineffable, Promethean Literary devise - Envisioning possibility, And abundance to allow, I occur Inhabit Manifest Future phenomena Experienced as now. ©2008 & ©2011 W.S. Warner
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.*i guess a loss of subscriptions is, somehow, a badge of honor, namely? i somehow managed to attach a screwdriver to my words... why? read below... English women consider motherhood to be a job... how ******* demeaning! gone are the days of womanhood attaining the stature of god, in the Christian methodology of encompassing the pivot of lady Madonna... perhaps a too high peddle-stool? i guess so... i'm not usurping the female status, but elevating a female stature, deeming motherhood an UNESCO status? seems it's too much... for some people... who make it necessary to befriend their shadow, and travel to the hinterlands.* just your atypical pedantry, a translator's subscript comment - who's richard rojcewicz's... regarding what? heidegger...        das volk,       and the three derivatives - volkhaft (populist),        volklich (communal) und?            völkisch (folkish) - i'm starting to suspect that i'm tapping in the all things folk.... unconsciously, favoring folk music...    see, us central europeans, we bunch together and share the most odd similarities -    i never thought that the song herr mannelig could be translated from Swedish - as it was translated into German... then again... Vikings founded Kiev... and all these loan-words of Germanic origin in Polish...     the only Anglo loan-word that i know of, is, weekend... hence, das volk, people -    by the way... German has "too many" definite articles,    and only one ein - or eine - is that the same rule as in Ęnglish? i.e. N                  in an example,    rather than in a counter example?    two vowels adjacent in separate word, sitting across from the grand chasm of... a spacing itch? but look at German, i never get it... DAS DIE DER...              is there an aesthetic difference, and only an aesthetic difference to mind?         bewildering... if there is such a thing as a western civilization...    that sometime     pompous obnoxiousness, fair enough... no problem:    but learn to hide it,            feel it, rather then feed it... it's not a question of a civilization, but more...     an answer to what is less civilization, and more... a chore... just like western women, notably the english women call motherhood a, "job"...                    it's a... wait... a job? doubt was big in classic philosophy of the Cartesian schematic... so no one knows that the French existentialists brought in negation,     as the driving force to replace doubt?               who the hell sees doubt these days?     either the know it alles - or the hush-hush crowd...            motherhood is a... job? well... then i guess, being a man... western civilization, by that standard of logic...    can't be anything more...    than a.... ******* chore!
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 8:33 AM UTC
das volk (translator's note)
.*i guess a loss of subscriptions is, somehow, a badge of honor, namely? i somehow managed to attach a screwdriver to my words... why? read below... English women consider motherhood to be a job... how ******* demeaning! gone are the days of womanhood attaining the stature of god, in the Christian methodology of encompassing the pivot of lady Madonna... perhaps a too high peddle-stool? i guess so... i'm not usurping the female status, but elevating a female stature, deeming motherhood an UNESCO status? seems it's too much... for some people... who make it necessary to befriend their shadow, and travel to the hinterlands.* just your atypical pedantry, a translator's subscript comment - who's richard rojcewicz's... regarding what? heidegger...        das volk,       and the three derivatives - volkhaft (populist),        volklich (communal) und?            völkisch (folkish) - i'm starting to suspect that i'm tapping in the all things folk.... unconsciously, favoring folk music...    see, us central europeans, we bunch together and share the most odd similarities -    i never thought that the song herr mannelig could be translated from Swedish - as it was translated into German... then again... Vikings founded Kiev... and all these loan-words of Germanic origin in Polish...     the only Anglo loan-word that i know of, is, weekend... hence, das volk, people -    by the way... German has "too many" definite articles,    and only one ein - or eine - is that the same rule as in Ęnglish? i.e. N                  in an example,    rather than in a counter example?    two vowels adjacent in separate word, sitting across from the grand chasm of... a spacing itch? but look at German, i never get it... DAS DIE DER...              is there an aesthetic difference, and only an aesthetic difference to mind?         bewildering... if there is such a thing as a western civilization...    that sometime     pompous obnoxiousness, fair enough... no problem:    but learn to hide it,            feel it, rather then feed it... it's not a question of a civilization, but more...     an answer to what is less civilization, and more... a chore... just like western women, notably the english women call motherhood a, "job"...                    it's a... wait... a job? doubt was big in classic philosophy of the Cartesian schematic... so no one knows that the French existentialists brought in negation,     as the driving force to replace doubt?               who the hell sees doubt these days?     either the know it alles - or the hush-hush crowd...            motherhood is a... job? well... then i guess, being a man... western civilization, by that standard of logic...    can't be anything more...    than a.... ******* chore!
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/                   as i am pretty sure all americana feels about "us": oh 'ook, 'ere comes old man europe,            no hemmingway, and no so: as the casual english expression solidifies exchanges: just across the atlantic:                             the, pond... haven't the foggiest...      i'm "new" here,    and even i find these english prims & pomps and idiosyncracies a bit debilitating... today i walked from my home with a knife in my pocket... why... why?!                          apparently it's worse than new york, a belt as a qusimodo boxing glove won't cut it,    given that that:    requires a formal introduction, prior to a fight...     guns guns guns...      over 'ere we 'ave knives knives knives... and politicians can't exactly ban them... no, not really... ban knives, soon you'll be banning forks, then spoons...    and then...    the whole ******* kitchen... we'll all be eating out, in public, cheap cheap cheap, cheap restaurants like the slovakians eat in...     can you even imagine that while in st. petersburg i didn't see, not one mcdonalds...     same so in moscow:                    not a single mcdonalds... it was like a: relief...   a bit like only seeing africanos only, but not elsewhere other than warsaw; erm: afro-saxons?             sure! we have them in england, plenty of afro-saxons...                 so now afro(x) is not pop-up frizzy hair, bundled into a french bun...                     type of... "thing"? **** yeah!                                 hit the spot! oh old man europe...       tired and yet, and yet tired of his riches,    how craving the old trenches of Ypres... the belgian mud, the rain,                         the rats and crows... europe: lament over libya... or even pseudo-neo-rome lamenting over carthage being destroyed... in reverse -               abbrv. into - orior carthago! was it cato the elder who persisted counter to this? as heidegger would have put it: that's not even question-worthy.
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Jul 19, 2018
Jul 19, 2018 at 7:26 PM UTC
old man europe and carthage
/                   as i am pretty sure all americana feels about "us": oh 'ook, 'ere comes old man europe,            no hemmingway, and no so: as the casual english expression solidifies exchanges: just across the atlantic:                             the, pond... haven't the foggiest...      i'm "new" here,    and even i find these english prims & pomps and idiosyncracies a bit debilitating... today i walked from my home with a knife in my pocket... why... why?!                          apparently it's worse than new york, a belt as a qusimodo boxing glove won't cut it,    given that that:    requires a formal introduction, prior to a fight...     guns guns guns...      over 'ere we 'ave knives knives knives... and politicians can't exactly ban them... no, not really... ban knives, soon you'll be banning forks, then spoons...    and then...    the whole ******* kitchen... we'll all be eating out, in public, cheap cheap cheap, cheap restaurants like the slovakians eat in...     can you even imagine that while in st. petersburg i didn't see, not one mcdonalds...     same so in moscow:                    not a single mcdonalds... it was like a: relief...   a bit like only seeing africanos only, but not elsewhere other than warsaw; erm: afro-saxons?             sure! we have them in england, plenty of afro-saxons...                 so now afro(x) is not pop-up frizzy hair, bundled into a french bun...                     type of... "thing"? **** yeah!                                 hit the spot! oh old man europe...       tired and yet, and yet tired of his riches,    how craving the old trenches of Ypres... the belgian mud, the rain,                         the rats and crows... europe: lament over libya... or even pseudo-neo-rome lamenting over carthage being destroyed... in reverse -               abbrv. into - orior carthago! was it cato the elder who persisted counter to this? as heidegger would have put it: that's not even question-worthy.
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This is a poem about nothing which is impossible since Nothing is actually Something An indefinite pronoun. Now, I'm discussing nothing a concept that makes 'nothing' a thing Confused? I am. My mind is buzzing with the thought of nothing! So is my mind empty or not?! Discussing nothing is leaving me blushing! Now existentialists, Sartre was influenced by Heidegger Heidegger says he was misunderstood In the effort to bring about a poem about nothing, I've created something, so this poem is now about Something' what, I know not.
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Apr 29, 2015
Apr 29, 2015 at 10:10 AM UTC
A poem about nothing
man leisured by the least obliging functioning of what he terms “proper” manual endeavours of the biceps will clearly resolve the matter being his last adventure that’s consumerism, creating as many menial jobs as possible without the freedom to enjoy hardish and the elements; but of course man’s life will become easier, but his adventure seeking will simply become a zoology, a safari, a safety netting - consumerism is hardly an adventure, it’s a bicycle schematic: one wheel produces, another wheel consumes; most of the jobs under the hammer were not menial, they became menial only when heidegger’s hammer was involved and the rebellion came when hammering nails in turned into discussing philosophy; it’s hard to commence an emergence of philosophy window shopping, woman’s new kitchen area: you know how many marriages i have seen fail because of over-cooked pasta? too many. you know how many glass houses i’ve seen constructed by women peering into shop windows at mannequins? too many. i sometimes think about sartre’s c.c.t.v. voyeurism pervasive in english society alongside paedophilia, and i guess the jigsaw parts fit... they do; once dubbed the nation of shopkeepers, now dubbed the nation of integrally ~foreign mortgage lenders (nation of property developers / landlords... indeed, once a nation of shopkeepers, now a nation of landlords): or a nation re-evaluating communism by importing slavs to talk of the ups and lows of communism by trying to curb capitalistic egoism and turn it into a collective without communism’s egoism father stalin:                             or queen bee or queen ant china.
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 8:08 PM UTC
nation of shopkeepers turned into a nation of landlords
man leisured by the least obliging functioning of what he terms “proper” manual endeavours of the biceps will clearly resolve the matter being his last adventure that’s consumerism, creating as many menial jobs as possible without the freedom to enjoy hardish and the elements; but of course man’s life will become easier, but his adventure seeking will simply become a zoology, a safari, a safety netting - consumerism is hardly an adventure, it’s a bicycle schematic: one wheel produces, another wheel consumes; most of the jobs under the hammer were not menial, they became menial only when heidegger’s hammer was involved and the rebellion came when hammering nails in turned into discussing philosophy; it’s hard to commence an emergence of philosophy window shopping, woman’s new kitchen area: you know how many marriages i have seen fail because of over-cooked pasta? too many. you know how many glass houses i’ve seen constructed by women peering into shop windows at mannequins? too many. i sometimes think about sartre’s c.c.t.v. voyeurism pervasive in english society alongside paedophilia, and i guess the jigsaw parts fit... they do; once dubbed the nation of shopkeepers, now dubbed the nation of integrally ~foreign mortgage lenders (nation of property developers / landlords... indeed, once a nation of shopkeepers, now a nation of landlords): or a nation re-evaluating communism by importing slavs to talk of the ups and lows of communism by trying to curb capitalistic egoism and turn it into a collective without communism’s egoism father stalin:                             or queen bee or queen ant china.
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basic arithmetic in terms of punctuation, otherwise? simply the arithmetic of punctuation: what does (,) equal? what does (.) equal? what does (:) equal? what does (-) equal? what does (;) equal? come on, quick! quick! give me a number! to think, is to not narrate,                                much of what is regarded as    "thinking", simply becomes as art of narration        that is sofa-bound, i.e. so comfortable that it feels it has no inclination toward the use of hands as ever being idle, it simply replaces   hands with a tongue...                     hence: idle speech,                 hence political speech; so if the "devil" has work for idle hands, then "god" has work for the idle zunge                                        (tongue)... but most people don't think,    because their thinkling is solely about narrating,                   their day-to-day...                and i appreciate this custom, in the cognitive realm...          i really do...               how many jokes ushered into the void of one's silence, neither whisphers, nor hummings, nor whistling...         wiser still, essentially unchanged... but heidegger's aphorism no. 285    really bothers me...             the reader looking into the narrator given the existentialist inverted commas    (iberian inverted questioning    ¿   ?          that's the first step toward    an iberian existentialism)                         said the third person,     with third party sources, the middle man, the second person, and then the reader   of the writer's original testimony?    if northern existentialism (french / german...   the english were too reactionary, and too easily bored by the continental drift)        encompasses the tool that's "      "    then the iberian tool has to be the inverted question mark, i.e.       ¿   ?, sitting comfortably? no? how about a wheelchair... let me just break your legs and your spine.        but aphorism 285: "worldview",      "grounding", "configuring"...        i don't understand this allocation of ambiguity, and an italic stress on da-sein / da-sein...    aren't all the three descriptive elements /    adjectives the purposive sentiments for                    originating the concept of dasein? i had to counter with an iberian existential tool...    after all i said, 'he said', "we said"...                                   it's a third party medium of supposed ambiguity...          if there's a santa claus (satan's clause), then there's pontius pilate's clause,   found in the existential tool of     double-ditto "     "   or as the english like to say: inverted commas;    or the ritual: of washing your hands clean    from passing the judgement...    they're citation marks to be honest, come on, let's be pompous, they donned 19th top-hats      at ascot's horse races! who's fooling who?
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Jun 26, 2017
Jun 26, 2017 at 7:25 AM UTC
iberian existentialism contra northern existentialism (¿qua? vs. "qua")
basic arithmetic in terms of punctuation, otherwise? simply the arithmetic of punctuation: what does (,) equal? what does (.) equal? what does (:) equal? what does (-) equal? what does (;) equal? come on, quick! quick! give me a number! to think, is to not narrate,                                much of what is regarded as    "thinking", simply becomes as art of narration        that is sofa-bound, i.e. so comfortable that it feels it has no inclination toward the use of hands as ever being idle, it simply replaces   hands with a tongue...                     hence: idle speech,                 hence political speech; so if the "devil" has work for idle hands, then "god" has work for the idle zunge                                        (tongue)... but most people don't think,    because their thinkling is solely about narrating,                   their day-to-day...                and i appreciate this custom, in the cognitive realm...          i really do...               how many jokes ushered into the void of one's silence, neither whisphers, nor hummings, nor whistling...         wiser still, essentially unchanged... but heidegger's aphorism no. 285    really bothers me...             the reader looking into the narrator given the existentialist inverted commas    (iberian inverted questioning    ¿   ?          that's the first step toward    an iberian existentialism)                         said the third person,     with third party sources, the middle man, the second person, and then the reader   of the writer's original testimony?    if northern existentialism (french / german...   the english were too reactionary, and too easily bored by the continental drift)        encompasses the tool that's "      "    then the iberian tool has to be the inverted question mark, i.e.       ¿   ?, sitting comfortably? no? how about a wheelchair... let me just break your legs and your spine.        but aphorism 285: "worldview",      "grounding", "configuring"...        i don't understand this allocation of ambiguity, and an italic stress on da-sein / da-sein...    aren't all the three descriptive elements /    adjectives the purposive sentiments for                    originating the concept of dasein? i had to counter with an iberian existential tool...    after all i said, 'he said', "we said"...                                   it's a third party medium of supposed ambiguity...          if there's a santa claus (satan's clause), then there's pontius pilate's clause,   found in the existential tool of     double-ditto "     "   or as the english like to say: inverted commas;    or the ritual: of washing your hands clean    from passing the judgement...    they're citation marks to be honest, come on, let's be pompous, they donned 19th top-hats      at ascot's horse races! who's fooling who?
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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
Half white, half other Mother of a soon to be Born from an intent at backlash Mother of a born to be Plastic spoon in a microwave Destitute, minimal, designer criminal Bun in the oven Baby be coming Out of any mind to choose Mother of a soon to be Potential property to bruise Heidegger enlisted to the off-side Probably due to the wave before Baby lost to the in and out of control, vessel of the past and preordained Prescribed a will denying the innate All joke, all alone Began to end in a hot flash Mother of a soon to be Giveaway
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Aug 4, 2015
Aug 4, 2015 at 12:58 AM UTC
Antonia Hot Flash: "Baby Be Coming"
i believe that there lives a counterpart of me in Spain and in France - equally critical - not me per se, but two individuals to compensate my efforts in England, Eastern European, hell-bent to overtax the happy meal and frozen foods for "the busy lives of 21st century love-e-dub-e's; a seance of unification might be far away mind you; they say they cite the Bible as if it were an Encyclopaedia - you reared the African as subhuman, you think, that other European nations will succumb to the African systematisation necessary for integration? you actually think i'll abandon my mother tongue to engross myself in your filthy history and sing god save our queen like a kindergarten sing-along readying myself for Oompa-Loompas? oh i'm sure that's just due to your genetic makeshift tents on the steppes of Mongolia; any news from Mongolia? none. any news from Kazakhstan? none; except irony... or the great Tao principle: forget the world and let the world forget you; i'm not too eager on the Heidegger octopus either having to be in the world and care for it - or at least tax my existence with a concern for it. but of course it's like an inbreeding principle: little Britain meets the Empire, Darth Asthmatic... coo khhh... coo khhh... H vocalised is the best painting of ancient static in televisions, motivational ashes lost with digitalisation, the kaleidoscope of flies and 8-eye spiders hacking the flight with spider-web geometrics... prolong the first two letters of the word Khan... and i'm sure you'll genealogically stress the origin of Pakistan as being in Mongolia.
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Jun 8, 2016
Jun 8, 2016 at 7:40 PM UTC
bile of regrets
i believe that there lives a counterpart of me in Spain and in France - equally critical - not me per se, but two individuals to compensate my efforts in England, Eastern European, hell-bent to overtax the happy meal and frozen foods for "the busy lives of 21st century love-e-dub-e's; a seance of unification might be far away mind you; they say they cite the Bible as if it were an Encyclopaedia - you reared the African as subhuman, you think, that other European nations will succumb to the African systematisation necessary for integration? you actually think i'll abandon my mother tongue to engross myself in your filthy history and sing god save our queen like a kindergarten sing-along readying myself for Oompa-Loompas? oh i'm sure that's just due to your genetic makeshift tents on the steppes of Mongolia; any news from Mongolia? none. any news from Kazakhstan? none; except irony... or the great Tao principle: forget the world and let the world forget you; i'm not too eager on the Heidegger octopus either having to be in the world and care for it - or at least tax my existence with a concern for it. but of course it's like an inbreeding principle: little Britain meets the Empire, Darth Asthmatic... coo khhh... coo khhh... H vocalised is the best painting of ancient static in televisions, motivational ashes lost with digitalisation, the kaleidoscope of flies and 8-eye spiders hacking the flight with spider-web geometrics... prolong the first two letters of the word Khan... and i'm sure you'll genealogically stress the origin of Pakistan as being in Mongolia.
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The schoolteacher had an affair in Santa Fe. She was a schoolteacher and a tourist. And an affair adds dimension. It makes a place more than memory. The notion of it inverts. Santa Fe now resided inside of the schoolteacher. The city had a cracked voice and blonde hair and a slightly sagging belly and pictures of a New York niece on its phone and an ambivalent relationship with combing its hair and an irrational fear of left turns. She expected young artists with vague academic worldviews, chainsmokers talking loudly about point of view and Heidegger. Instead the artists were retirees, painting nothing but landscapes of red earth, attempting to improve on the natural world. The schoolteacher did not like this kind of art. It was trivial. Wholly unnecessary. Then the blonde artist walked up behind her in a stucco gallery. He said, "You hate it don't you?" "Yes." She turned. He appeared to be in his early forties. "Tourists never understand it." "I'm not a tourist." "You are. You've never been within the land." "Don't talk to me like this." "This is how women prefer to be talked to." "Not this woman." "Even you. You want to be told you're wrong. 'I look fat' No. 'Everybody hates me.' That's not true. I'm skipping the stage where we agree. I'm going straight to the stage where we are opposites. Plus and minus." "The part where we ***** "Or connect or lose ourselves." "I bet you live in a loft. Dozens of half-finished canvases strewn about. Dabs of dried paint on newspapers." "I live in my big sister's basement. She isn't home." "There's not enough wine in the world." "That's where you're wrong," he said.
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Aug 18, 2014
Aug 18, 2014 at 3:29 PM UTC
Harbinger
The schoolteacher had an affair in Santa Fe. She was a schoolteacher and a tourist. And an affair adds dimension. It makes a place more than memory. The notion of it inverts. Santa Fe now resided inside of the schoolteacher. The city had a cracked voice and blonde hair and a slightly sagging belly and pictures of a New York niece on its phone and an ambivalent relationship with combing its hair and an irrational fear of left turns. She expected young artists with vague academic worldviews, chainsmokers talking loudly about point of view and Heidegger. Instead the artists were retirees, painting nothing but landscapes of red earth, attempting to improve on the natural world. The schoolteacher did not like this kind of art. It was trivial. Wholly unnecessary. Then the blonde artist walked up behind her in a stucco gallery. He said, "You hate it don't you?" "Yes." She turned. He appeared to be in his early forties. "Tourists never understand it." "I'm not a tourist." "You are. You've never been within the land." "Don't talk to me like this." "This is how women prefer to be talked to." "Not this woman." "Even you. You want to be told you're wrong. 'I look fat' No. 'Everybody hates me.' That's not true. I'm skipping the stage where we agree. I'm going straight to the stage where we are opposites. Plus and minus." "The part where we ***** "Or connect or lose ourselves." "I bet you live in a loft. Dozens of half-finished canvases strewn about. Dabs of dried paint on newspapers." "I live in my big sister's basement. She isn't home." "There's not enough wine in the world." "That's where you're wrong," he said.
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let me run my fingers on those beads of sweat on your face make them mine and lighten those burdens you face let me fix your hair you’ve gone a hard day’s work thinking of nietzsche and heidegger and rest your head on my shoulder let me wash your body run the warm water on your skin and if the timing’s right i’ll leave a mark on your neck i have come a long way to touch you and longer to love. destiny may be wrong to make you love another, but i’ll be here. i’ll be here.
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Mar 24, 2017
Mar 24, 2017 at 10:47 PM UTC
take care
In darkness My apartment Lies lonely, low Holding me Blinds drawn Sweating rust Internally Smothered Thick dust In darkness My finger Tips trace Outlines Of hearts Xbox heating PC heating Waste in still water Filling room Want receding Need retreating Refuse of product Parent made How do I wager My heart for cash? Money get me out, Imagine. How do I Live or even leave, When the past tucks Me in, surrounds me?
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May 26, 2017
May 26, 2017 at 4:17 PM UTC
Fashion Me|Heidegger Was Right
I want to find you Aristophanes told me about you And the completion of my soul Our soul I want to find you But Heidegger tells me to wait Let the wind carry remembrance Let love find me I learnt it is possible Your existence Maybe you don’t know But I am possible I want to live in a van with you Learn how to love technology And appreciate what brings us I want to live in a van with you Learn to depend on my own And paradoxically depend on our unison while self-relying I am tired of planning my tomorrow I do not wish to have you tomorrow I wish to find you now I want to live in a van with you Travel the world apeiron* gave us And be alone in the universe Paradoxically enjoy my solitude with you I wonder if you sing the same song And if you are shaped to meet me And the world I know of I want to be your nobody And live alone with you In a moving home In a moving truck I want to hate me And hate you too Just to realize hate and love are the same coin just different sides I want to depend on the harmony And the tension of true songs While we learn to fit in each other And cry in unison One song Two souls One friendship Two forces
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Apr 1, 2019
Apr 1, 2019 at 7:14 PM UTC
Dear Soulmate,
I do not think it’s important to do I think I would rather just think I’ll think about all of the books and the arts And even my own kitchen sink I’ll think about how the world's gone wrong And all the injustice I see I’ll contemplate everything and then think some more When I eat, when I sleep, when I *** There’s so much to do, so little time But there’s also just so much to read How can I know if my actions are good If I don’t know where my motives lead I stare at the corkboard in university square Ten thousand calls to action thereon I think and I think about which is best I’m sitting there thinking till dawn Perhaps Marx was right, and all of these causes Save one, economic, is right Perhaps all the rest are just there as distractions Keeping us home from the fight But then again, perhaps that’s not true Perhaps they all DO need some help Perhaps each struggle for justice is just Lets save all the whales and the kelp But I think, I think, I don’t know what I think But I’ll know when the thinking is through And when I’m done thinking I’ll have an Idea That will dump all my thinking on you. I think that this thinking ‘round which I center my life is really a tool of The Man And I think that they think that I’ll lay down my knife To think about my empty hand And I think that it's working because I don’t fight Rather, I sit here and think I think about all of the books and the arts And even my own kitchen sink I think about why I think what I think I think about why I exist I think about why they all hate them all I think about why they enlist But I never stop them, I just don’t have time There’s really just too much to do When I finish this Zizek I’ll move on to Sartre And then, I’ll read Heidegger too I look at a billboard and think to myself That’s propaganda He wrote I give it no notice and keep walking by Give it barely a mental sticky-note But ten thousand billboard and ten thousand signs Now that stops me dead in my tracks I look at them all, and analyze each Criticizing their mindsets; false facts Too many opinions too many books made far too open, too free I sit, I absorb, don’t know what to do As people die not blocks from me I’m lost in the maze of my ivory tower Trying to get to the top To get to the cheese that I know I can smell And regardless, by now I can’t stop I think revolution at graffiti strewn walls What who when how I should fight And cries of black children beaten by cops Go unheard by my ears each cold night.
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Jan 7, 2011
Jan 7, 2011 at 7:41 PM UTC
I Do Not Think
I do not think it’s important to do I think I would rather just think I’ll think about all of the books and the arts And even my own kitchen sink I’ll think about how the world's gone wrong And all the injustice I see I’ll contemplate everything and then think some more When I eat, when I sleep, when I *** There’s so much to do, so little time But there’s also just so much to read How can I know if my actions are good If I don’t know where my motives lead I stare at the corkboard in university square Ten thousand calls to action thereon I think and I think about which is best I’m sitting there thinking till dawn Perhaps Marx was right, and all of these causes Save one, economic, is right Perhaps all the rest are just there as distractions Keeping us home from the fight But then again, perhaps that’s not true Perhaps they all DO need some help Perhaps each struggle for justice is just Lets save all the whales and the kelp But I think, I think, I don’t know what I think But I’ll know when the thinking is through And when I’m done thinking I’ll have an Idea That will dump all my thinking on you. I think that this thinking ‘round which I center my life is really a tool of The Man And I think that they think that I’ll lay down my knife To think about my empty hand And I think that it's working because I don’t fight Rather, I sit here and think I think about all of the books and the arts And even my own kitchen sink I think about why I think what I think I think about why I exist I think about why they all hate them all I think about why they enlist But I never stop them, I just don’t have time There’s really just too much to do When I finish this Zizek I’ll move on to Sartre And then, I’ll read Heidegger too I look at a billboard and think to myself That’s propaganda He wrote I give it no notice and keep walking by Give it barely a mental sticky-note But ten thousand billboard and ten thousand signs Now that stops me dead in my tracks I look at them all, and analyze each Criticizing their mindsets; false facts Too many opinions too many books made far too open, too free I sit, I absorb, don’t know what to do As people die not blocks from me I’m lost in the maze of my ivory tower Trying to get to the top To get to the cheese that I know I can smell And regardless, by now I can’t stop I think revolution at graffiti strewn walls What who when how I should fight And cries of black children beaten by cops Go unheard by my ears each cold night.
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*it's a dead, obviously, working from per se, i only used prae to be near per, i could have used foris, or even ante, but given the dictionary and the necrosis of the Latin tongue per se as in: per - by rather than in - and se - himself rather than itself, you can imagine the complications of coining a phrase for the antidote of in-itself, i.e. outside-itself.* revision of Enya: **** away **** away,         against the wind against the wind; mash up... brrrrapt big up big up east end Loud Don... bonkers bunch...                                                     now that is random, i wanted to make a serious point, and i will (insert snigger)... eventually. what i wanted to communicate was the revenge of von Kleist against Kant... Kant is the enemy of poetry we're led to believe, i can imagine, only Heidegger took Holderlin seriously and lectured on his poetry, von Kleist committed suicide out of despair having read Kant's critique... but what i want to do: to take each poetic technique out of poetry, and then use each technique to describe it's origin... so for example metaphor... given that poetry is ensō (one smooth stroke) - ever watched the t.v. series Wolf Hall? it's about the dealings of Thomas Cromwell, all matters of intrigue, Henry the VIII, and Anne Boleyn... so the metaphor describing poetry... at the end of Wolf Hall Anne Boleyn is about to be decapitated, because she ****** like Catherine the Great (although i'm sure the myth about the horse by polish / lithuanian conspirators isn't true... or applicable to Anne) and that offended the king... so on the scaffold, there's the swordsman (using a sword was a clean affair, axes were brutal, imagine hacking at stump of wood, or like Longinus Podbipięta, who with a Teutonic sword cut three Turk heads in one go, so Longinus Podbipięta vouched to a lady his chastity that he'd bed her if he also cut three Ottoman heads in one go ref. Sienkiewicz                    with fire and sword - the sword that cut ****** Mary's head was, blunt)... so there's this scene in Wolf Hall, ah man, the swordsman is classy, Thomas Cromwell asks him, 'will it be a clean death?', 'only if she doesn't move', so on the scaffold, he takes his shoes off, speaks into her right ear as if she's expecting the swing to come from there and then with great stealth moves in the other direction and cuts her head off from the left... so i guess poetry is a metaphor of that, an ensō, an evolution from haiku: one smooth stroke and you're done: nothing airy fairy, like you need to sigh... no... you need to drop the anchor:                          poetry prae se, as described by metaphor.
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May 8, 2016
May 8, 2016 at 9:24 AM UTC
necrosis of the Latin tongue
*it's a dead, obviously, working from per se, i only used prae to be near per, i could have used foris, or even ante, but given the dictionary and the necrosis of the Latin tongue per se as in: per - by rather than in - and se - himself rather than itself, you can imagine the complications of coining a phrase for the antidote of in-itself, i.e. outside-itself.* revision of Enya: **** away **** away,         against the wind against the wind; mash up... brrrrapt big up big up east end Loud Don... bonkers bunch...                                                     now that is random, i wanted to make a serious point, and i will (insert snigger)... eventually. what i wanted to communicate was the revenge of von Kleist against Kant... Kant is the enemy of poetry we're led to believe, i can imagine, only Heidegger took Holderlin seriously and lectured on his poetry, von Kleist committed suicide out of despair having read Kant's critique... but what i want to do: to take each poetic technique out of poetry, and then use each technique to describe it's origin... so for example metaphor... given that poetry is ensō (one smooth stroke) - ever watched the t.v. series Wolf Hall? it's about the dealings of Thomas Cromwell, all matters of intrigue, Henry the VIII, and Anne Boleyn... so the metaphor describing poetry... at the end of Wolf Hall Anne Boleyn is about to be decapitated, because she ****** like Catherine the Great (although i'm sure the myth about the horse by polish / lithuanian conspirators isn't true... or applicable to Anne) and that offended the king... so on the scaffold, there's the swordsman (using a sword was a clean affair, axes were brutal, imagine hacking at stump of wood, or like Longinus Podbipięta, who with a Teutonic sword cut three Turk heads in one go, so Longinus Podbipięta vouched to a lady his chastity that he'd bed her if he also cut three Ottoman heads in one go ref. Sienkiewicz                    with fire and sword - the sword that cut ****** Mary's head was, blunt)... so there's this scene in Wolf Hall, ah man, the swordsman is classy, Thomas Cromwell asks him, 'will it be a clean death?', 'only if she doesn't move', so on the scaffold, he takes his shoes off, speaks into her right ear as if she's expecting the swing to come from there and then with great stealth moves in the other direction and cuts her head off from the left... so i guess poetry is a metaphor of that, an ensō, an evolution from haiku: one smooth stroke and you're done: nothing airy fairy, like you need to sigh... no... you need to drop the anchor:                          poetry prae se, as described by metaphor.
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jet of bitumen, a relaxed snaking coils in the seeking hand. tiny galaxies b u r s t and trinket words shatter all across the torched-glass plain---- frigid smouldering. honest candescence--insulation, clarity where the freshly birthed meet senex and ashen widows dissipate into thin air I find Havisham in the glow.
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Nov 7, 2013
Nov 7, 2013 at 1:34 AM UTC
Ode to Heidegger
Like...it feels like whole world and the, you know, uh...all the smily candy teeth and stoned-out-of-their-mind ******* with their lip service to some techno-God of...what? Acceptance and power dynamics, or empowerment  or whatever... It's like they're out there building these monoliths to themselves...like, mirrors made out of diamonds that's all positivity and critical theories and **** even Heidegger or Nietzsche thrown in there, Foucault, Lorde sometimes, a lot of other names, too...so much to remember when you wade into the world of identity, right? But it's also so sugary that I get a headache, like, when I see the steel roots that they're...repurposing? I keep tripping over them and stuff, I dunno. Queer's a word I hear mostly coming out of only my own mouth, maybe the walls...if wall's could talk, right?...and that really tells me a lot, I guess? About what it means to be a *** but like, not really? And how I'm totally not trans? I mean I'm still BASICALLY a boy, right? Like shouldn't I be like, calling myself a girl if I'm not a boy, etc.? The stony monuments to Liberation...they're using the big L right?...tell me so. I'm so close but still not good enough, or something like that. The binaries are there for a reason, etc. Not even that. Just a quiet, like...exclusion? Joke? What I wouldn't give to be a fully-fledged ****** or a true ****** y'know?...card-carrying member of the conference, where I can actually cry and my voice comes out in something other than a croak and people look at my tears and hear my words and say, Yes, that's real and that's okay? Whatever though. I'm probably wrong anyway, right? I'm just half-baked, or not exactly full, or...what's the word?
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 10:05 PM UTC
In the Land of the Half-Baked Trannies
Like...it feels like whole world and the, you know, uh...all the smily candy teeth and stoned-out-of-their-mind ******* with their lip service to some techno-God of...what? Acceptance and power dynamics, or empowerment  or whatever... It's like they're out there building these monoliths to themselves...like, mirrors made out of diamonds that's all positivity and critical theories and **** even Heidegger or Nietzsche thrown in there, Foucault, Lorde sometimes, a lot of other names, too...so much to remember when you wade into the world of identity, right? But it's also so sugary that I get a headache, like, when I see the steel roots that they're...repurposing? I keep tripping over them and stuff, I dunno. Queer's a word I hear mostly coming out of only my own mouth, maybe the walls...if wall's could talk, right?...and that really tells me a lot, I guess? About what it means to be a *** but like, not really? And how I'm totally not trans? I mean I'm still BASICALLY a boy, right? Like shouldn't I be like, calling myself a girl if I'm not a boy, etc.? The stony monuments to Liberation...they're using the big L right?...tell me so. I'm so close but still not good enough, or something like that. The binaries are there for a reason, etc. Not even that. Just a quiet, like...exclusion? Joke? What I wouldn't give to be a fully-fledged ****** or a true ****** y'know?...card-carrying member of the conference, where I can actually cry and my voice comes out in something other than a croak and people look at my tears and hear my words and say, Yes, that's real and that's okay? Whatever though. I'm probably wrong anyway, right? I'm just half-baked, or not exactly full, or...what's the word?
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what a shy event, considering it, to be supposed to encompass, "life".. a few fractures, and an antithesis of the river of Heraclitus... the stillness of the lake... whereby Narcissus was born...            from the philosopher of the river, to the demigod of the lake... to the god of the sea... grandfather god Poseidon begot    the father demigod of Narcissus... who begot the son                          Heraclitus... what the sea is, is what the river encapsulates, which is what the lake will never be... the paradigm, the writing of Heidegger... spurned me to think, to think, rather than "to be"... how much of cogito ergo sum is ontologically, "satisfying"? probably the nil of it... counter Latin: in german: denken werden sein? oh, the shit-list goes on and on... denken als sein?    reiterate that for me... in Latin...                thought as the becoming of being... in German, first...     denken als die werden von sein... now in Latin:    cogitatio quod dacens ex esse... you know that almost all of my childhood friends ended up in prison?! i'm just an oddity...     i infiltrated the theater of intellectualism...    and i said: bogus, ******** and the supposed lost brimstone! scent of cooked sulfur that stank to the high  heavens! free speech, blah blah, "free" & "thought"... whatever the **** that means... an antithesis of a claustrophobia?! thought? thought is the equivalent contraceptive in terms of being... thought liberates, but also provides constraints...    thought is a being that has non-being in its focus... thought is a "being" that has non-being as its focal point... ontologically: thought is a form of being, that doesn't necessarily relate to the existential "arithmetic" of thought: thus done...     thinking is important, but it's completely unrelated to being... the thing itself, and then... the thing in itself... and subsequently: the thing for itself... phenomenon, noumenon, phenomenon...             since how much of "thinking" is translated into "being"?              i guess... not much of it is ever translated within the confines of the imagery of a cascade / a waterfall...                       zilch...   not a lot of thought crafts the impetus to be... as... not a lot of being crafts the impetus to think...          coincidentally a lot of: out of every instance / insistence: i.e. existence, happens, simultaneously to said expression. sam cooke: don't know much about history, don't know much (about) biology, don't know much about a science book, don't know much about the french i took, but i do know that i love you, and i know that if you love me too, what a wonderful world this would be... i could write this candy floss ******** point blank statement with adverse feelings... i have a pact of uninhibited lying... i could lie... but then lying requires a prior experience in lies... and... i hate the economics of lies... however much i might cherish thinking, i seem to have picked up a pattern whereby: thinking doesn't translate into being... so i guess... as much of thought goes into being, as it goes into non-being... and that being said: what is post-existentialism? ontology.
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Oct 27, 2018
Oct 27, 2018 at 10:33 PM UTC
echoes, and a past
what a shy event, considering it, to be supposed to encompass, "life".. a few fractures, and an antithesis of the river of Heraclitus... the stillness of the lake... whereby Narcissus was born...            from the philosopher of the river, to the demigod of the lake... to the god of the sea... grandfather god Poseidon begot    the father demigod of Narcissus... who begot the son                          Heraclitus... what the sea is, is what the river encapsulates, which is what the lake will never be... the paradigm, the writing of Heidegger... spurned me to think, to think, rather than "to be"... how much of cogito ergo sum is ontologically, "satisfying"? probably the nil of it... counter Latin: in german: denken werden sein? oh, the shit-list goes on and on... denken als sein?    reiterate that for me... in Latin...                thought as the becoming of being... in German, first...     denken als die werden von sein... now in Latin:    cogitatio quod dacens ex esse... you know that almost all of my childhood friends ended up in prison?! i'm just an oddity...     i infiltrated the theater of intellectualism...    and i said: bogus, ******** and the supposed lost brimstone! scent of cooked sulfur that stank to the high  heavens! free speech, blah blah, "free" & "thought"... whatever the **** that means... an antithesis of a claustrophobia?! thought? thought is the equivalent contraceptive in terms of being... thought liberates, but also provides constraints...    thought is a being that has non-being in its focus... thought is a "being" that has non-being as its focal point... ontologically: thought is a form of being, that doesn't necessarily relate to the existential "arithmetic" of thought: thus done...     thinking is important, but it's completely unrelated to being... the thing itself, and then... the thing in itself... and subsequently: the thing for itself... phenomenon, noumenon, phenomenon...             since how much of "thinking" is translated into "being"?              i guess... not much of it is ever translated within the confines of the imagery of a cascade / a waterfall...                       zilch...   not a lot of thought crafts the impetus to be... as... not a lot of being crafts the impetus to think...          coincidentally a lot of: out of every instance / insistence: i.e. existence, happens, simultaneously to said expression. sam cooke: don't know much about history, don't know much (about) biology, don't know much about a science book, don't know much about the french i took, but i do know that i love you, and i know that if you love me too, what a wonderful world this would be... i could write this candy floss ******** point blank statement with adverse feelings... i have a pact of uninhibited lying... i could lie... but then lying requires a prior experience in lies... and... i hate the economics of lies... however much i might cherish thinking, i seem to have picked up a pattern whereby: thinking doesn't translate into being... so i guess... as much of thought goes into being, as it goes into non-being... and that being said: what is post-existentialism? ontology.
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.no, i believe in a god, because i also believe that man, cannot delve into proper jurisprudence... i believe in god because i can't believe that man can settle the argument for justice, outside the realm of the godly ultimatum of the democracy of, death. so psychiatrists are basically psychologists queen-armed with pharmaceuticals... i'm dead too... and i'll bedead much more, core, years later... but like you'd ******* care... psychiatry is merely psychology for the masses, with the sodden pharmacological-blues of the bourgeoisie-typo of panic...              no ****** no... i was the sort of person that was necessarily        inconvenient.... i was diagnosed schizoid... because if i wasn't, i'd be deemed a terrible, "idea"...               hell... you can't forget me, i'm loving the drugs, esp. when i take them while drinking! so? **** you!             bilingualism and reading Heidegger, could only be considered a mental health issue, in the ****** place, akin to England...                             thank god! i'm ready for the Eire people to cite their ******* Bible! like some crooked excuse in juxtaposing a vague attire to satire. - and what are the chances of me being paid social consolidation payments? virtually, and really: nil...             but some **** is just waiting for a housing benefit, while expecting his fifth child?         so i'm mad...             come to think of it... i tend to forget that god is evil... i try to remember that man is: unjust...   god might be evil, but i keep remembering that man is unjust... i prefer an evil god to a good god... because, just because... i know that man will never be just, however much he glories a sense of justice...    because i'm pretty sure the devil covered that instance of a paradox...            there is no "good" god... when there's a notion of man's injustice premeditated, or, rather...    there is no "good" god... when the justice of man, supposed, "justice"... is anything but a courtship with a halved deliverance of purpose...              an evil god is a god with only the good bound to men... and if men ploy their affair of goodness on a faking... ergo: quid est deus?         then a genuine diagnosis... so... why do people find it strange, being diagnosed with cancer, and their supporters, running the career mile of a charity shop organization... ha ha! ha ha ha ha ha ha! ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! a stick owns two ends... you laugh at me... i? i laugh at you. you were diagnosed with cancer?! ha ha ha ha ha! ha! ****** like how the the reversal of the stick feels? now watch me give a ****
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 8:39 PM UTC
mental illness in England
.no, i believe in a god, because i also believe that man, cannot delve into proper jurisprudence... i believe in god because i can't believe that man can settle the argument for justice, outside the realm of the godly ultimatum of the democracy of, death. so psychiatrists are basically psychologists queen-armed with pharmaceuticals... i'm dead too... and i'll bedead much more, core, years later... but like you'd ******* care... psychiatry is merely psychology for the masses, with the sodden pharmacological-blues of the bourgeoisie-typo of panic...              no ****** no... i was the sort of person that was necessarily        inconvenient.... i was diagnosed schizoid... because if i wasn't, i'd be deemed a terrible, "idea"...               hell... you can't forget me, i'm loving the drugs, esp. when i take them while drinking! so? **** you!             bilingualism and reading Heidegger, could only be considered a mental health issue, in the ****** place, akin to England...                             thank god! i'm ready for the Eire people to cite their ******* Bible! like some crooked excuse in juxtaposing a vague attire to satire. - and what are the chances of me being paid social consolidation payments? virtually, and really: nil...             but some **** is just waiting for a housing benefit, while expecting his fifth child?         so i'm mad...             come to think of it... i tend to forget that god is evil... i try to remember that man is: unjust...   god might be evil, but i keep remembering that man is unjust... i prefer an evil god to a good god... because, just because... i know that man will never be just, however much he glories a sense of justice...    because i'm pretty sure the devil covered that instance of a paradox...            there is no "good" god... when there's a notion of man's injustice premeditated, or, rather...    there is no "good" god... when the justice of man, supposed, "justice"... is anything but a courtship with a halved deliverance of purpose...              an evil god is a god with only the good bound to men... and if men ploy their affair of goodness on a faking... ergo: quid est deus?         then a genuine diagnosis... so... why do people find it strange, being diagnosed with cancer, and their supporters, running the career mile of a charity shop organization... ha ha! ha ha ha ha ha ha! ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! a stick owns two ends... you laugh at me... i? i laugh at you. you were diagnosed with cancer?! ha ha ha ha ha! ha! ****** like how the the reversal of the stick feels? now watch me give a ****
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This pumice really rubs me the wrong way. Matadors moisturize with oil of ole. Heidegger has moves like Jagger. Any critic - Jaeger; Typhoid Mary - plaguer. Who's the top chef that goes derpa derp derp? Wyatt Earp. I'll drain the swamp like Dagobah's. A Clovis Person. Legolas. The nipple's best on chicken breast. Pin that on your Pinterest. To show all the dispossesed. Witness Godwin's Law at work: ****** you're a **** Pick up the phone and call Cthulu. Get hung up on by Shaka Zulu. Chalupa mis huevos, says the chihuahua. Hey Tarzan. Ungawa. Jesus walked across Titicaca. Crane thinks the Bridge is over. Biddy bah bah.
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Mar 29, 2018
Mar 29, 2018 at 12:43 AM UTC
Kraken vs Megalodon XIV
i wasn't satisfied with the cartesian                                                                  cogito ergo sum...                 it's not that i couldn't stomach it, it was just:               not enough? people claim that maxim to be the source of all subjectivity,           and there's nothing objective about it.       all this modern talk of subject vs. object, i had to employ a θήσαύρύς.       i needed a square... a solomon's star, two squares encompassed against each other, nothing akin to the star of david... i mean solomon's star, of two squares imposed on each other, layered so you get an oκτάγωνον oktágōnon oh **** a macron over an omicron = an omega!                                   oh k'tah goo non...       wait wait... i was going to write something concrete, and yes, it was based on solomon's star...              6 things -      cogito                              sum subjectivity                        objectivity            king david (6)      reflexive                           reflective    thinking = subjectivity = the reflective     thinking = subjectivity = the reflexive       thinking = objectivity = the reflective     thinking = objectivity = the reflexive         king solomon (8)      being = subjectivity = the reflective        being = subjectivity = the reflexive       being = objectivity = the reflective               being = objectivity = the reflexive (alt. given the atheistic scissors of definite / indefinite articles of the / a a reflex, a reflection) what this means is, what's generally thought of as the tetragrammaton, but it's not four letters,     it's the interpolation of the four main faculties, that are now seen as tripling up, or call them: cubed; a lament configuration representation.           thinking is subjective in that it is also reflective   (the narcissus bias)      thinking is subjective in that it is also reflexive      (i need a shave)      thinking is objective in that it is also reflective        (i am ageing)    thinking is objective in that it is also reflexive           (i'll just stop looking into a mirror)... dear apologies for the geometry of the arrangement                               of words, i know you'd love to see a tartan pattern               of interchange, but this **** seems rigid, in the way    that i wrote it... i couldn't find a way to write a b a b                      as stated, it only came out as a a b b,                             or a b c a b c         rather a a b b c c. but do you see what is even more fascinating than numbers?     the arithmetic symbols... arithmetic symbols are very much akin to diacritical symbols...               i write an over-simplification of a concept using =, and then all these conjunctional words pop up!    and yes, in terms of citing heidegger as opposed to         descartes      there's a great disparity between                           being     and i am -                           self-evident,       being = the sum, a total, Σ, while      i am? it's a unitary representation of the total (sum / sigma)     of the possible mode of being -        it's also called ego interference / pronoun inteference              in the conceptualisation of the cascade that's ergo                             into the basin that's dasein. what philosophy call metaphysics?                          linguistics call orthography...                                  what chemists call para- positioning on                      a benzene ring;                                          or what non-chemists call the paranormal.
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May 5, 2017
May 5, 2017 at 1:31 PM UTC
i needed a square / θήσαύρύς
i wasn't satisfied with the cartesian                                                                  cogito ergo sum...                 it's not that i couldn't stomach it, it was just:               not enough? people claim that maxim to be the source of all subjectivity,           and there's nothing objective about it.       all this modern talk of subject vs. object, i had to employ a θήσαύρύς.       i needed a square... a solomon's star, two squares encompassed against each other, nothing akin to the star of david... i mean solomon's star, of two squares imposed on each other, layered so you get an oκτάγωνον oktágōnon oh **** a macron over an omicron = an omega!                                   oh k'tah goo non...       wait wait... i was going to write something concrete, and yes, it was based on solomon's star...              6 things -      cogito                              sum subjectivity                        objectivity            king david (6)      reflexive                           reflective    thinking = subjectivity = the reflective     thinking = subjectivity = the reflexive       thinking = objectivity = the reflective     thinking = objectivity = the reflexive         king solomon (8)      being = subjectivity = the reflective        being = subjectivity = the reflexive       being = objectivity = the reflective               being = objectivity = the reflexive (alt. given the atheistic scissors of definite / indefinite articles of the / a a reflex, a reflection) what this means is, what's generally thought of as the tetragrammaton, but it's not four letters,     it's the interpolation of the four main faculties, that are now seen as tripling up, or call them: cubed; a lament configuration representation.           thinking is subjective in that it is also reflective   (the narcissus bias)      thinking is subjective in that it is also reflexive      (i need a shave)      thinking is objective in that it is also reflective        (i am ageing)    thinking is objective in that it is also reflexive           (i'll just stop looking into a mirror)... dear apologies for the geometry of the arrangement                               of words, i know you'd love to see a tartan pattern               of interchange, but this **** seems rigid, in the way    that i wrote it... i couldn't find a way to write a b a b                      as stated, it only came out as a a b b,                             or a b c a b c         rather a a b b c c. but do you see what is even more fascinating than numbers?     the arithmetic symbols... arithmetic symbols are very much akin to diacritical symbols...               i write an over-simplification of a concept using =, and then all these conjunctional words pop up!    and yes, in terms of citing heidegger as opposed to         descartes      there's a great disparity between                           being     and i am -                           self-evident,       being = the sum, a total, Σ, while      i am? it's a unitary representation of the total (sum / sigma)     of the possible mode of being -        it's also called ego interference / pronoun inteference              in the conceptualisation of the cascade that's ergo                             into the basin that's dasein. what philosophy call metaphysics?                          linguistics call orthography...                                  what chemists call para- positioning on                      a benzene ring;                                          or what non-chemists call the paranormal.
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the only greater justice that i could ever know, would be to pass from my flimsy grip of the world, into iron clutches of a higher esteem than my own for what has been written by my callousness. long gone are the days of passing into folklore, or to pass as an erosion of memory in common song in celebration of some event that pleases the people, and the state. perhaps akin to Hölderlin passing into a patriarchal ***** of Heidegger - or what can be said in ancient tongue - toward the misty ocular eternity: toward a Homeric third eye of blindness: from all the phantasmagorical ambitions of man, having been exposed to the shamanic yet still returning to the troughs of grey and boorish affairs of monetary leverages: as ever - wishing upon Archimedes' joke of a pound(£) - settled on a gamble for the grand wish of using a pound(£) as a lever - to tickle Mammon into coughing up riches.
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Nov 30, 2016
Nov 30, 2016 at 8:23 AM UTC
Archimedes' joke of a £