A microchip im-
plant is placed
under the skin.
Nicotine patches
are spread upon
it. A free hand
selection tool that
includes an inter-
active game is
used to specify
the region of inter-
est. Whether that
be the mechanics
of water or the
flow of mythology
begin by drawing
a circular object
on your canvas.
Friday, January 06, 2012
#231 The Drop of Water
Sunday, December 04, 2011
#230 Megalomania


No-one questions the
usefulness of having
a power generator
around the house. A-
pocalypse obsession
goes back a long way,
& any highly-descriptive
formalism with reasoning
features is convenient for
developing an ontology
of practical steps to re-
store humanity. It becomes
what the world offers it.
Little bits of coloured glass.
Or. Walking the sweltering
streets of Manhattan naked.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
#229 Pom 'po pom 'po pon po pon pon


La vache quit rit
& les lapins
qui jouent des
tambours have
little in common
except that Magritte
called this his
vache period &
painted lots of
rabbits—& other
animals—during it.
But, there goes the
neighborhood now
that musicians
have moved in next
door, & everybody
knows, as Leonard
Cohen reminds us,
that musicians fuck
like . . . well, fuck like
rabbits. So, pom' po,
paradiddle. Pom 'po,
paradise lost. Pon
po pon pon paradox.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
#227 The Amorous Vista


Without this inter-
vening presence
of a sudden &
aggressive getaway
with some significant
other to that highly
recommended place
to karaoke, then it's
essentially a bucolic
image, even if no
sheep, no alpacas,
no fertility-symbols,
no Lacoste alligators
mingling with angels
holding dynamite, no
animated cuddly lions,
no eggs or rabbits, no
Japanese women,
no cameo appearance
from Don Quixote.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
#226 Faraway Looks


Drained of context,
of creative market
mechanisms &
public policy, the
interior surface of
the shell is contoured.
Perhaps an actor sits
there knitting. The
mechanical, despite
its notion of longevity,
is just the biological
on a shorter rope—
banality was never
intended for posterity.
History is historical
romance, politics is
science fiction, to
quote Foucault. Work-
place romance
is a local construct.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
#222 The Secret Life II


Economics is boring. So
too are all those Star
Wars toys when / they're
kept in the box. & boring
is why even the live
bad man black dog bite
mix of Henry Kissinger
as he mounts his return
to Hollywood is now
available in French for
free. How else to explain
the media visibility of
Chaos theory with its
streaming versions of old
cell phones being tossed
into the trash? Beauty is
uncovered in the most
surprising of subjects—
the discovery of a new
food, a detailed snap-shot
of online teen behavior—
but the duende is too fragile
to survive by scraping algae
from the rocks upon which
they live. The pressure to
perform prevents proteins
from being made. Every
poem is the story of itself.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
#221 Spiritual Exercises


Begin by dismantling the
self. Taking things apart
is fascinating. A first
pivotal step is the right
hemisphere of the brain;
is tagged with Hamlet,
madness, melancholy;
includes coral, jelly fish,
anemones. The colors
of the actual products
will look slightly different
in reproduction. A
character map is free on
all Windows machines.
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