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"noumenon" poems
. *and today's prime concern of the day? i can't access the recipe site for Australia's master-chef... maybe it's Australia, and their restrictions, or it's the ******* E.U... but... come to mind... last year i could access Eliza's triple-fried tamarind chicken... my god! they're going after restricting access to food recipes!* could i ever think any woman as being, "ugly", neglected, yes,   but... "ugly"?               please...   all manner of things become beautiful around the mandible zenith upon the grinding wheel of the big           O... nothing quiet like deathly screaming in the hollow of the night, but some drunkard loser -     speaking in tongues and recollecting a myth of a patriarch akin to Abraham... 'it's just the moon, you shit-face!'    'yeah, and my grandmother sees a Herr Tvardovsky in it from time to time, riding a ******* cockerel!' which equates to a banality of two things (well, three):   1. she shouldn't have been given opiates during WWII to shut the **** up, as a baby, so my great-grandparents could hide in the Polish countryside, i.e war zone.... 2. i shouldn't be drinking and reading religious text / listening to Finnish folk songs... 3. about that Hollywood thing... how movies are getting ******** and ******** by the day... see... in philosophy there's this point, not a Hegelian dialectic crap, a Kantian coordinate, a starting point,    zee: res per se...    a thing in itself...           blah blah... noumenon... i hardly think t.v. shows will reach this level of "self-consciousness"... i.e. will be making t.v. shows about making t.v. shows... English soap opera tide barrier... but movies have certainly turned to focus on this, "vantage" point... the disaster artist for starters...     birdman?         eh...                and like any cascade of falling down from an airplane akin to the opening image from     Salman Rushdie's the satanic verse... mighty fine looking up and cackling while flapping your hands in imitation of a Canadian goose. ha ha ha... ah... **** never gets old.
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Sep 29, 2018
Sep 29, 2018 at 10:29 AM UTC
perversity of humor
. *and today's prime concern of the day? i can't access the recipe site for Australia's master-chef... maybe it's Australia, and their restrictions, or it's the ******* E.U... but... come to mind... last year i could access Eliza's triple-fried tamarind chicken... my god! they're going after restricting access to food recipes!* could i ever think any woman as being, "ugly", neglected, yes,   but... "ugly"?               please...   all manner of things become beautiful around the mandible zenith upon the grinding wheel of the big           O... nothing quiet like deathly screaming in the hollow of the night, but some drunkard loser -     speaking in tongues and recollecting a myth of a patriarch akin to Abraham... 'it's just the moon, you shit-face!'    'yeah, and my grandmother sees a Herr Tvardovsky in it from time to time, riding a ******* cockerel!' which equates to a banality of two things (well, three):   1. she shouldn't have been given opiates during WWII to shut the **** up, as a baby, so my great-grandparents could hide in the Polish countryside, i.e war zone.... 2. i shouldn't be drinking and reading religious text / listening to Finnish folk songs... 3. about that Hollywood thing... how movies are getting ******** and ******** by the day... see... in philosophy there's this point, not a Hegelian dialectic crap, a Kantian coordinate, a starting point,    zee: res per se...    a thing in itself...           blah blah... noumenon... i hardly think t.v. shows will reach this level of "self-consciousness"... i.e. will be making t.v. shows about making t.v. shows... English soap opera tide barrier... but movies have certainly turned to focus on this, "vantage" point... the disaster artist for starters...     birdman?         eh...                and like any cascade of falling down from an airplane akin to the opening image from     Salman Rushdie's the satanic verse... mighty fine looking up and cackling while flapping your hands in imitation of a Canadian goose. ha ha ha... ah... **** never gets old.
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prayer reminds god to grieve. paragraphia in its entirety is anecdotal. my mother, in two acts: secretarial / secret exile. noumenon / father. together, the one that got away.
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Apr 29, 2013
Apr 29, 2013 at 1:32 PM UTC
dictation
the presence of futility an enduring antipathy or dimensions of the unresolved emotions of past lines of the traveled senses are damaged from short lived over applied civilized series was foreseen long after the desolate unveiled a raw reconvene noumenon narrow absoluteness destined at zero
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Aug 26, 2012
Aug 26, 2012 at 10:02 PM UTC
is this real life
Our destination we knew beforehand we did set sail to distant galaxies, that create rainbows out of light years and star dust. We forgot the meaning of the word 'return' never imagined a coming back, ever the journey of no return  every moment,was rich only we were there,needless to think about the beginning or any one other than us we didn't bother about the moment of culmination, the phenomenal world, after all is not ours
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Sep 28, 2014
Sep 28, 2014 at 3:50 PM UTC
A journey towards Noumenon*
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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again, this thing about the cartesian res cogitans (thinking thing), substance and extension... i’m pretty sure the darwinistic expression of early model does not suit this model, my own version i wrote once, res vanus (empty thing) fits the gig better - we who can now snuggle in duvets, who housebound the wild boar, who milk cows with technological octopi tentacles, who switch hot dogs with popcorn in the dark, who ice-skate at somerset house at christmas, who take diamond bling and christmas tree bulb bling to equal the same credit on plastic, who with polystyrene foam beat nature by showing nature it couldn’t digest it on whatever level of insect and parasite, well have all the luxuries now, and we found them not so much from thinking but from emptiness, there is more chance of the eureka in res vanus than there is in res cogitans - it’s the spontaneity you see, and less need to narrate: love, lost love, aching love , ex lovers. what else is there? it’s the easier assumption to have with the niche topic in relation to kant’s noumenon (thing in itself), i don’t know why i want to mention this orientation to further the explanation - early man was defined by res vanus - the sensual overload, the prime, being empty and forced into the heat and the cold and the mystic tiger hunger - and still as defined by res cogitans, we pause and feel empty, not so much in terms of emotion, but in terms of thought, however we no longer gather at the campfire, few people crowd by a lightbulb to talk fables with a memory of achilles ajax and hector... we need neon rainbows to huddle - whether that be by eros shooting the neons of piccadilly circus blind, or by televisions or computers, rarity a fire that crept into the ribcage and gave way to a macaw song of cross-dimensional sophistication off mayan jungles.
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Nov 21, 2015
Nov 21, 2015 at 12:11 PM UTC
walkabout blind stomp dance
again, this thing about the cartesian res cogitans (thinking thing), substance and extension... i’m pretty sure the darwinistic expression of early model does not suit this model, my own version i wrote once, res vanus (empty thing) fits the gig better - we who can now snuggle in duvets, who housebound the wild boar, who milk cows with technological octopi tentacles, who switch hot dogs with popcorn in the dark, who ice-skate at somerset house at christmas, who take diamond bling and christmas tree bulb bling to equal the same credit on plastic, who with polystyrene foam beat nature by showing nature it couldn’t digest it on whatever level of insect and parasite, well have all the luxuries now, and we found them not so much from thinking but from emptiness, there is more chance of the eureka in res vanus than there is in res cogitans - it’s the spontaneity you see, and less need to narrate: love, lost love, aching love , ex lovers. what else is there? it’s the easier assumption to have with the niche topic in relation to kant’s noumenon (thing in itself), i don’t know why i want to mention this orientation to further the explanation - early man was defined by res vanus - the sensual overload, the prime, being empty and forced into the heat and the cold and the mystic tiger hunger - and still as defined by res cogitans, we pause and feel empty, not so much in terms of emotion, but in terms of thought, however we no longer gather at the campfire, few people crowd by a lightbulb to talk fables with a memory of achilles ajax and hector... we need neon rainbows to huddle - whether that be by eros shooting the neons of piccadilly circus blind, or by televisions or computers, rarity a fire that crept into the ribcage and gave way to a macaw song of cross-dimensional sophistication off mayan jungles.
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*perfomrer between recitation: the crescent moon chin between recitation revealing smug* (huh? blue = noun, bluish = adjective, but smug = adjective and smugish = noun, even though smug is closer to verb of the doing part that modifies itself: a noumenon, and smugish is a name of a quality kindred... but blue, and bluish?! yeah, smugish, wrinkles nearing the comedy stretches marked by consistent smiles... yes smugness is a definite article and smugish is cryptological half-revelatory indefinite articulation); *poet between recitation: i’ll just fill up vanity with as many heart attacks to **** me as i have hearts.*
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Nov 27, 2015
Nov 27, 2015 at 8:12 PM UTC
poet v. performer
they want to read you and not think, so too they want to read you and  not see, they hardly care for punctuation necessarily used, so who's out there to please? n'ah really, i was onto something, i meant that if the Kantian thing-in-itself was applied to the cartesian expression, either thinking-in-itself or being-in-itself is jested at, then we can explain the freedoms of disobedience and obedience, truthfulness and falsehood, and the parody of paradoxes, as highest claimants the claimants: (singular plural) choice - whereas will (plural adjective congregating into singular) is always a butterfly fluctuation of measuring an exactness akin to dating and remembering 1066 the battle of Hastings. mingle Kant with Descartes and you get thought as the per se existence - splitting into either fact of coining phrases or robbing someone: no doubt (existential good faith) and certainly no denial (existential bad faith) - mingle Kant with Descartes and you get the twins cogito ergo sum mingling with noumenon, and thus somewhere along the line you get to see the membrane of the zygote, like the thought behind a criminal life where the life is unexplained because the thought of such a life is "easily" accessed, so too in reverse, i.e. being a councillor or a clerk makes such thinking easily explained for the prop of the life lived "easily" justified via the person trading tomatoes or lamb shanks to keep you unthinking in a bureaucratic role.
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Mar 8, 2016
Mar 8, 2016 at 7:50 PM UTC
leverage
it terms of orchestration, wiring latin to english using the latins' alphabet, and advocating a different movement of the knight to the queen in placement, biased on the chequers given the |, it might be that in latin the grammatician would say postponed words were designated the categorisation of adjective if trafficked purely on the right... but in english interpretation of latin, with the surviving alphabet... and the missing burnt out eyes of balthazar seeing written hebrew like king chalres iii seeing cyryllic... what if... what if in terms of | alice decided, through the mirror, that adjectives became nouns and nouns took on the noumenon form of being omni-grammatical in terms of allowances of usage to trans / to transverse? this is how sophistry happens on the “sly:” the crusades... eh eh eh... em em em...i i i i... such eloquence for the proper elocutions before the world actually revolved... it’s called the onomatopoeia of thought... it should sound like it’s scripted... but it’s not scripted... instead it’s a scarred thought that might have sounded an octave above the mezzo; well... at least both of us sung the song... whatever medium was discriminated at less whether that be kareoke (the japanese word for mime) or poetry; anyway... i learned to stutter and think of toes like twinkle twikle litter star... how i wonder what you could articulate with einstein cracking the nursery rhyme for an equation that dazzled everyone in the symphonium of ceaceless ahs and sighs before red october revolved into the futures of the november revolution of '89 / grey november they called it... they gave us treaties for the autobahn in colour... and it turned out to mingle the echo black and the voiced white... in a medium that only desired quies genesis.
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Nov 23, 2015
Nov 23, 2015 at 9:37 PM UTC
vide cor meum / quies genesis
it terms of orchestration, wiring latin to english using the latins' alphabet, and advocating a different movement of the knight to the queen in placement, biased on the chequers given the |, it might be that in latin the grammatician would say postponed words were designated the categorisation of adjective if trafficked purely on the right... but in english interpretation of latin, with the surviving alphabet... and the missing burnt out eyes of balthazar seeing written hebrew like king chalres iii seeing cyryllic... what if... what if in terms of | alice decided, through the mirror, that adjectives became nouns and nouns took on the noumenon form of being omni-grammatical in terms of allowances of usage to trans / to transverse? this is how sophistry happens on the “sly:” the crusades... eh eh eh... em em em...i i i i... such eloquence for the proper elocutions before the world actually revolved... it’s called the onomatopoeia of thought... it should sound like it’s scripted... but it’s not scripted... instead it’s a scarred thought that might have sounded an octave above the mezzo; well... at least both of us sung the song... whatever medium was discriminated at less whether that be kareoke (the japanese word for mime) or poetry; anyway... i learned to stutter and think of toes like twinkle twikle litter star... how i wonder what you could articulate with einstein cracking the nursery rhyme for an equation that dazzled everyone in the symphonium of ceaceless ahs and sighs before red october revolved into the futures of the november revolution of '89 / grey november they called it... they gave us treaties for the autobahn in colour... and it turned out to mingle the echo black and the voiced white... in a medium that only desired quies genesis.
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cheers, to the day you find someone that challenges your inner being. someone with vibes so powerful that the only option you have is to bow down to her. cheers, to all of the broken pieces of your heart for she yearns to pick up those pieces. a being so powerful that even she is intimidated by her noumenon. an individual so passionate that when she moves the earth quakes, trees quiver and bones break. at the very foot of  her throne, there are peasants trying to love her in the utmost unique way possible but darling, she is reserved for you... for she is only fit for a king. her melancholy so positive that you'll smile from ear to ear at the calling of her name. she will be yours to keep, i warn you.. she will be broken, she will have a past, & you will not understand most of her but darling.. please darling, do not give up.
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Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 3:09 AM UTC
cheers.
In my deep state of awareness an apparition strikingly similar in form to me in many ways appears, "What are you looking behind me still? I am an ancestor of ancient, in your linage, countless generations before"I hear the words "But I see myself far behind you too we are all one, so no confusion in multitudes my quest for noumenon has only begun, isn't it what you tell? Time to break loose, from all the illusory identities, bindings.Adieu"
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 4:16 PM UTC
Inward Bound
*take one look, on the spare eye of "nietzcshe's" the will to power, you'll spot something unusual...* man's logic is linear, woman's logic is circular, a woman will cite you a thousand emblems of truth bound to a circle, but a man will only cite a hundred digits of truth bound to a metre, there are hardly any negations in woman's truth, there are many negations (kantian mirror, symbolic of the zero symbol) i man's utterance of truth... at first glance one prickly thorn stood out, the will to power's author s elisabeth nietzsche, not frederick... there's this lack of linear authority, there's this almost kantian in-itself enclosure, while a man says: i'm only here only once... a woman retorts (paradoxically): there's plenty more these where it came from... the most scandalous book ever written that was ascribed to a ménage à trois thinker was this diabolically babylonian mongrel of nueva germania's failure... which is why kant demanded the noumenon to be of a given *** a woman, he never married, he lived to a clockwork precision, he learned that the unfathomable was the cyclic, and within this framework he supposedly died an idiot fathoming the linear ontology by disregarding the cyclic ontology of women, with a humoristic expression concerning the french revolution, quote: that's a revolution; so unbecoming of a german, that it could almost pass-off as english black humour. a man competent with his linear activity will only be deemed maddened when cursed to a cycling exception of a certain inability to pursue the linear ontology to the fullest release of meaning, instead, the linear will prevail, although like a trans-linear object stranded chained to the clutch exerting force on an otherwise speeding wheel, in revs, tattooing the cement with rubber tattoo skids and heated convulsions, nonetheless, leaving a mark, however abrupt it might be, nonetheless linear.
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 8:31 PM UTC
a most infamous book
*take one look, on the spare eye of "nietzcshe's" the will to power, you'll spot something unusual...* man's logic is linear, woman's logic is circular, a woman will cite you a thousand emblems of truth bound to a circle, but a man will only cite a hundred digits of truth bound to a metre, there are hardly any negations in woman's truth, there are many negations (kantian mirror, symbolic of the zero symbol) i man's utterance of truth... at first glance one prickly thorn stood out, the will to power's author s elisabeth nietzsche, not frederick... there's this lack of linear authority, there's this almost kantian in-itself enclosure, while a man says: i'm only here only once... a woman retorts (paradoxically): there's plenty more these where it came from... the most scandalous book ever written that was ascribed to a ménage à trois thinker was this diabolically babylonian mongrel of nueva germania's failure... which is why kant demanded the noumenon to be of a given *** a woman, he never married, he lived to a clockwork precision, he learned that the unfathomable was the cyclic, and within this framework he supposedly died an idiot fathoming the linear ontology by disregarding the cyclic ontology of women, with a humoristic expression concerning the french revolution, quote: that's a revolution; so unbecoming of a german, that it could almost pass-off as english black humour. a man competent with his linear activity will only be deemed maddened when cursed to a cycling exception of a certain inability to pursue the linear ontology to the fullest release of meaning, instead, the linear will prevail, although like a trans-linear object stranded chained to the clutch exerting force on an otherwise speeding wheel, in revs, tattooing the cement with rubber tattoo skids and heated convulsions, nonetheless, leaving a mark, however abrupt it might be, nonetheless linear.
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*the gods' fear of a mortal's expression of itself, they fear it because the mortals cannot what the immortals can, express themselves, per se; when the mortals punctuate the immortals puncture... Zeus' brothel the ******* allowing; the gods fear a mortal expression of a noumenon as of kant, that could never accommodate phenomena of what is a guarantee of insects with constant replica; counter to being happy and being interesting; why not be simply sad and bewildering?* i can't be bothered living in a zoo or in a scientists's brain ignoring what's happening in politics, give what's happening in your expertise agenda a second cage or opinion, before the laughable comb-over quiff makes it to the standard of a charlie chaplin moustache trapped in a cage of would be jokes... well, as long as there's no holocaust we're all free! hurray hurrah! czech republic too the former Bohemia as a natural part of the *****
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Mar 21, 2016
Mar 21, 2016 at 12:20 AM UTC
czech republic, bohemia of the *****
after changing my drinking regime i realised i moved to a different planet... it's days are ~36 hours long, they include an entire night and two halves of two days. this poem was to be a brief review of a sample of a book, the melancholic mystifying melancholy as something mysterious, not a noumenon in sight, just the same bland phenomenon on repeat, always in the modern age with urban environments instead of attacking old men who accomplished much, instead attacking youth... it's when he mentioned reading much of Foucault's madness and civilisation, much?! what's much? a lot, most of it... so it doesn't exactly mean all of it, and this is a person studying for an MA (masters in arts)... oh let me tell you, melancholy in youth spreads like an Australian bush fire, in youth depression is actually contagious, a virus of some sort, old farts don't bother each other in the same way, moulding each other... they complain about bad knees, aches and pains and erectile dysfunctions... but it's a sad comedy, it's not exactly a tragedy.. they're laughing with each other: WE MADE IT! youth can't say the same, old age used to contain the virus of depression en masse, it spread naturally, in varying degrees, but depression in youth is like A.I.D.S. or something, talking my old grandfather for long periods at a time i too thought about jumping off the roof... yet this is given the comforts of post-communist retirement whereby he was comfortable. i too read all of Foucault, one picking up **** from a dealer who worked in a hospital and was supplying lean ***** to rich kids doping... book in hand, he was sitting on his sofa playing a computer game, we were both at the same uni, he was there for business reasons studying oriental & african studies... but actually there on business... he saw me with the book and just said: oh man, heavy going, yeah? see... i should write something more on the subject matter, but there's already a bunch of coalminers digging in my conscience whether i start apply self-censorship to the whole debate, accusing myself of the Orwellian thought-crime; the great suppressors of vocabulary, who probably speak fluent regional slang better standard trans-regional English.
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May 29, 2016
May 29, 2016 at 6:16 PM UTC
Planet Mūgagamon̄go
after changing my drinking regime i realised i moved to a different planet... it's days are ~36 hours long, they include an entire night and two halves of two days. this poem was to be a brief review of a sample of a book, the melancholic mystifying melancholy as something mysterious, not a noumenon in sight, just the same bland phenomenon on repeat, always in the modern age with urban environments instead of attacking old men who accomplished much, instead attacking youth... it's when he mentioned reading much of Foucault's madness and civilisation, much?! what's much? a lot, most of it... so it doesn't exactly mean all of it, and this is a person studying for an MA (masters in arts)... oh let me tell you, melancholy in youth spreads like an Australian bush fire, in youth depression is actually contagious, a virus of some sort, old farts don't bother each other in the same way, moulding each other... they complain about bad knees, aches and pains and erectile dysfunctions... but it's a sad comedy, it's not exactly a tragedy.. they're laughing with each other: WE MADE IT! youth can't say the same, old age used to contain the virus of depression en masse, it spread naturally, in varying degrees, but depression in youth is like A.I.D.S. or something, talking my old grandfather for long periods at a time i too thought about jumping off the roof... yet this is given the comforts of post-communist retirement whereby he was comfortable. i too read all of Foucault, one picking up **** from a dealer who worked in a hospital and was supplying lean ***** to rich kids doping... book in hand, he was sitting on his sofa playing a computer game, we were both at the same uni, he was there for business reasons studying oriental & african studies... but actually there on business... he saw me with the book and just said: oh man, heavy going, yeah? see... i should write something more on the subject matter, but there's already a bunch of coalminers digging in my conscience whether i start apply self-censorship to the whole debate, accusing myself of the Orwellian thought-crime; the great suppressors of vocabulary, who probably speak fluent regional slang better standard trans-regional English.
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Saturday, May 31, 2025 7:48 AM Extra terrestrial mote in a sunbeam curious particle thunk to death still jiggling Brownianly, when adsorbed on my eye “Three quarks for Muster Mork!” Kworking out Complex Adaptive Systems. In noumenon perceived, perhaps, a whisp of wish we knew, perchance… A noumenal flash, and all the ever is, was, at fundamental centrality apparently expanding until some initial torque inserts curveball science allowing bits to bang into bits and stick, or carom off in predictable ways like, as not, in theory. Then, should one think onward still, noumenal nominal notions make letters let nonsense emanate natural schemata muses index using creative compulsion classically causing an instant to cease.
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May 31, 2025
May 31, 2025 at 4:15 PM UTC
Muster the Regiment
It rained this morning It's very watery outside, I said The black umbrella was my friend and the white skin beneath its shade remained in denial -cj
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Aug 13, 2014
Aug 13, 2014 at 12:32 AM UTC
noumenon
*and thank funk, that the english (anglophones) say: i don't know how to pronopunce that... which is self-evident... they haven't applied the custom of diacritical marks... therefore they blubber-blab their words... if you base your language on syllables alone, you can't make distinctions with letters... e.g. why... i... very closely associated... well, with such linguistic darwinism as the number of accents in the anglophone sphere... why be, even remotely bewildered? and yes, that's a phenomenon, because, thankfully, the complete lack of diacritics (distinctions) on letter, is no noumenon... it's verbal gluttony; just keep intertwining the words: custard fudge custard fudge 1 0 1 0 0 1                                 custard fudge custard furdge fudge custard; ******* or read some irvine welsh, or something.* i love the diacritical nakedness of the english tongue, and my mutterzunge...   e.g.?            plot -      a narrative of some sort... and then... ***       a fence....                                                            ha ha; i guess only i can find it funny, or some respective bilingual, entreched akin to the belgian trenches...                    i already said, with my bias for the authority of language,   i'm either pinhead digging trenches,       or the minotaur excavating a labyrinth; god... i love these nano-nuances: caryca (polska tsarina) is now breaking her back to suggest alternatives...          caryca? oh... a term for some peasant woman married to a jew... new money, basically.
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May 27, 2017
May 27, 2017 at 9:09 AM UTC
verbal gluttony of the diacritical non-existence in the english language
*and thank funk, that the english (anglophones) say: i don't know how to pronopunce that... which is self-evident... they haven't applied the custom of diacritical marks... therefore they blubber-blab their words... if you base your language on syllables alone, you can't make distinctions with letters... e.g. why... i... very closely associated... well, with such linguistic darwinism as the number of accents in the anglophone sphere... why be, even remotely bewildered? and yes, that's a phenomenon, because, thankfully, the complete lack of diacritics (distinctions) on letter, is no noumenon... it's verbal gluttony; just keep intertwining the words: custard fudge custard fudge 1 0 1 0 0 1                                 custard fudge custard furdge fudge custard; ******* or read some irvine welsh, or something.* i love the diacritical nakedness of the english tongue, and my mutterzunge...   e.g.?            plot -      a narrative of some sort... and then... ***       a fence....                                                            ha ha; i guess only i can find it funny, or some respective bilingual, entreched akin to the belgian trenches...                    i already said, with my bias for the authority of language,   i'm either pinhead digging trenches,       or the minotaur excavating a labyrinth; god... i love these nano-nuances: caryca (polska tsarina) is now breaking her back to suggest alternatives...          caryca? oh... a term for some peasant woman married to a jew... new money, basically.
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"Ardor yet torment are so abutting in tactility of amass, Yet the latter is so very arduous, Love can be like the flower that will not bloom, Yet carries the love you had to others hidden in the dark, We must thank the love we had may shed the aroma, May the love once had may survive dimly within our souls,   The incandescent that rises from ground to your cilium, Your alluring artistry protoplasm your prose your aroma, That of a love that once cared yet left your palate in torment, When your love and beauty gave exigent to my heart and soul, As does the sea give oxygen to its living things to live, Of my heart to my noumenon maybe I can live without you, One day a new love I shall affix a diadem in my lonesome dynasty, What sorrow did I not express to you was my sorrow immersed, From crest to surge I still canticle your name as I wonder, You were the long stem floret that comminuted my soul,"
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 5:37 PM UTC
"COMMINUTED SOUL"
oh but the thought of tears, and the brimming of a heart's discontentment; chokes; to reveal a strage form of actually being... content. what i just experienced?   was nothing more   than an in situ anomaly... well, just as much as a portishead song: wandering stars...   because that's what i witnessed; **** me, no telescope, no microscope,              no kind of comet,               just the naked eye, and the noumenon; because either newton or einstein could never call it the phenomenon of a halley's comet; and by phenomenon        i mean recurrent... replicable... a noumenon event though?     happens at the odd occurrence of only once; death doth bid, the questions away.
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May 25, 2017
May 25, 2017 at 6:25 PM UTC
an in situ anomaly