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September 30, 2006

grand deception

a boomerang
a sum of syllabels
an inner circle game of as if

winks speak as if
from the convoluted body

auditing by walking around
this random path encounters no accidents
no impossibilities

hits upon false feelers
originating within deep deception:

perception's calculus
prostitutes its excess
in minima


September 28, 2006

there is no more is

now
it is always
it was

no more today

memory only tells
how it was
there's no more today

hail hesitation's freedom

that opens up unexpected
possibilities

hesitation's time, freedom's time pure
fending off schizophrenic choice

while language turns into void's poverty
time's value gains thru hesitation

watch all questions that narrow in,
the unexpected answer
gestates within hesitation's freedom

time quakes

September 25, 2006

only peace

can afford to look back,
a nodal point, a place of respite

yet peace creates no believers
it can't compete with wars' deceivers

destruction lurks
always looking forward
as if peace is bad

all systems

do not esteem your body,
but you esteem all systems;

mind and soul - slaves -
system's tools

the mind that hides your body
while whoring for the system,

the soul pro-pagan-dizes,
em-bellishes the slaving mind

religious appetite

and a taste for morality
that hungers for a taste of judgement,

all history thus turns into present tense,
every character turns into farce,
always rises as a fiction only in hindsight


timequakes collapse time, evaporate history

only peace itself, self-reflectively,
can constitute history
when language once again founds limits


limitless timequakes-
language no longer seeks sense
it is as if no one lusts
for freedom's reason


September 23, 2006

how else rises reality

from the dust

if it could not cover its falseness
with the words from mortals

marbeled David
stands proud a non-liar

all words beyond
cover up his nakedness

an ongoing battle for words
falsifying reality

the event

remains abstract and nakedly calculated

its picture is not a summary
but a diminuition
that reduces and hides

beware of symbols that subjugate,
pictures make unthinking possible

it's not art but craft that changes substances

all news is abstract
that's why it must -sic-paint reality with pictures

however you read all this

the meaning is always yours

just like the stuff you buy
its meaning goes with your money
always to them

words expect your meaning
like the dog expects his bone

many words

copulate randomly to fill a field of concepts;
in due time meaning attaches to them
making possible that these concepts sprout

like rain falls here and there
cleanses and makes seed sprout

meaning is beyond those
who stage events

the actor profits from his act
not from its meaning

the eye produces guesswork
perspectives are the eyes' freedom

the eye knows

no word knows what it knows

what we really live
happened always already at the limits
unconquered fissures aren't oscillators for words

but how come
seeing makes people blind
until the 'right' word hits them?

September 22, 2006

learning several languages

gains you your freedom -at least within-
when you're condemned
in the words of the other language

when culture changes
and sincerity betrays,
truth beyond reach
no matter how astute your observation

ready made phrases have no feeling in them,
so how do people stay human
continue to pretend as the reasonable animal
when your language punishes not you
but your kind

and the a malicious smile
wins the game

when beauty

produces a lover

words freely reproduce
each other while pushing saliva's luck

and within desire's convoluted string of grammar
a sort of pre-law narrative greets the idea of love
as if the law knows not how to abandon lover's luck


September 21, 2006

no politics

no entertainment
no opportunistic morality
can show the void upon us

no longer living in an age

after liberation that can free up minds,
happiness secure in freedom,
a peace that is no more

a malicious smile

having a taste for morality
and a taste for judgement
positioned opposite to morality

...words

that came from the news conference showed
the speaker a prisoner of his vocabulary

September 20, 2006

good feelings

September 17, 2006

benumbed

and bereft of mind,
emotions stood united
as if on believers' firm ground
advancing towards nothing

other than up a few nodges
higher faster up the hierarchy
home of unreason,
affirming belief not in reason,
voila, enters coercion under sadness' mantle

thus was cut the chain of time of gene-rations,
sad passions rose albeit as if from faked flowers
and hushed as if into liberating prayers
time purchased from freedom heretofore
was sold out

September 16, 2006

wisdom versus life lived

"I don't think you get wiser because you got older...
you got to make a conscious choice
to become more liberated more tolerant
more whatever more insecure whatever...
the more you learn about yourself
the more insecure you become...."
--Boy George: Much Music April 2001 interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-B9v5bSjnk

September 15, 2006

Schengen

Raphael haroche "sur la route"

Visage - Fade To Grey (Live on German TV 2005)

Boy George - The Crying Game

September 14, 2006

self-determined sovereignty

you're always
only as young
as when you loved best

there's no before, no after
no theme,
no perverting higher purpose story

only a continuum
of incomparable pivotal experience,
the truly incredible that defeats language

experience after experience
two singulars that never meet

beauty always already tastes from a distance
unencumbered by language and forever will,
beauty knows no plural, no grammar
beauty tastes best

not to be confused
with idealism, procreational dictat,
judgemental moralism
or other language products

we boys

had some friends,
boys who had no father,
fathers the war had shot down

the bullet in my mother's purse
was brought home from war
and was no longer lodged in my father's lung

he was seventeen and already among the dead,
patriotic madness poisened families for all time

and all was lost thrice
in two wars,
in-between two wars

and when my father met us boys
he was alive as if he was still seventeen

madmen

determined our boys' life
because we played in their rubble
after the madmen were gone

and people moved by by the thousands
and the trains were filled to above their roofs

and hundreds came to our doors
asked for food

churches bled their sins
hiding as if for eternity
under their own ruins

and a madman
entered our history books

we boys entered life
as if after history
as if history happens only in books
as if madmen congregate only on theatre's stage

as if the theatre of madness had closed down

words spoken speculate

wiggle forward, in waves
within an unnarratable dark continuum

a repetition's identity
nothing but a long-term model
recuperating

thus a leader's words, a sowman
inadvertently becomes a crafted continuum

on the backs of those who were free not to learn
history's wavering


September 12, 2006

unfreedom

unseen seepage
infiltrating mind's wordiness


September 10, 2006

the End of ' I think ':

How a Subversive Mickey Mouse comes about and thrives:


"Any work with a new form
operates as a war machine,
because its design and its goal
is to pulverize
the old forms and formal conventions."

--Monique Wittig (1935-2003)


"The value of thought is measured
by its distance from the continuity of the familiar."

-- in Minima Moralia: Theodor Adorno (1903-1969)


"The reason it is now so necessary to think through fiction -
while in the past it was a matter of thinking the truth-
is that 'I speak' runs counter to 'I think.'

"I think' led to the indubitable certainty of the " I " and its existence;
" I speak" on the other hand
distances, disperses, effaces that existence
and lets only empty emplacement appear.

Thought about thought, an entire tradition wider
than philosophy, has taught us that thought leads us
to the deepest interiority.

Speech about speech leads us, by way of literature
as well as perhaps by other paths,
to the outside in which the speaking subject disappears.

No doubt that is why Western thought took so long
to think the being of language: as if it had a premonition
of the danger that the naked experience of language
poses for the self-evidence of "I think."

and

"In short, it is no longer discourse and the communication of meaning,
but a spreading forth of language in its raw state, an unfolding of pure exteriority.
And the subject that speaks is less the responsible agent of a discourse ...
than a non-existence in whose emptiness the unending outpouring of language uninterruptedly continues."

--'Maurice Blanchot: The Though from Outside'
by Michel Foucault (1926-1984)


September 09, 2006

comics

befriend the mind
towards an alternate reality

laughter corresponds
leads to an alternate state of mind,
when you voluntarily laugh

caricature aims at your perceptions
like a word that takes you hostage,
like a belief that turns you into your own liberator

you're always free,
no need ever to explain:
how come we're free ?

what looks like fun

is really hard work
subverting 'reality'
as if it's not an ideological space

the professors teaching fairy-tales,
politically speaking
were the authoritariens,
the true anti-pickyourchoice
masters

September 02, 2006

"And in the end, the great artist...

above all, a great living being,
it being understood that living in this case
is just as much experiencing as reflecting.
The work then embodies an intellectual drama.
The absurd work illustrates
thought's renouncing of its prestige
and its resignation to being no more than
the intelligence that works up appearances
and covers with images what has no reason.."
...

"Expression begins
where thought ends.
Those adolescents...
who people temples and museums -
their philosophy has been expressed in gestures."

...

"To think
is first of all to create a world
(or to limit one's own world,
which comes to the same thing)."

all Quotes
from Myth of Sisyphus, Albert Camus (1913-1960)