A Cut-up poem for Marina
Discovering the appearing objective informational self,
which having been told I own
grounded in cross-section determinate
grounded
up in the be
from IT the that it's made to be something I am
The
Eye
the perspective
instead things, objects, can most will
Kierkegaard.
I am not closer, half myself in the
world,
sitting in the kitchen in September 2007, eating day old
tortilla chips.
An adult at one objective
I exercise will, or having made God,
Create credential for my way with love
To be love. To be objective in short order.
Rituals, customs, closer, artificial as that 6 o'clock.
6 o'clock appearing [I greater indeterminate, myself ultimate -- carry many as hulled journey -- that which my outside teaching calls God],
for much of the world that
which is called will in the "TheOutside"
represents what?
It is up, is chips, is all
about objective perspective nowhere
that that and I
I am dressed but to be,
but this is extension
informational excuse. Must
now:
Be just as I am
movement, plans,
knowledge, and anotherwhere me.
At 6:26. States move
individuals, all
has told which I must lose already doing my supposed routine is about up, doing
world, the and, was made more 6 o'clock in
some appearing
meeting represents
it's the am farther and anotherwhere for greater world, of saves
of one healthy world, appearing
Myself, my back against glass, yoga, artificial
sitting, neglecting general, knowhow
nothing
the journey, and no 6 o'clock appearing.
Eye too, at much be. am.
So having an objective was supposed in the world, this excuse, and already
I have my consequences.
Is that me, anyway?
Appearing official in carrying,
appearing. I have September, obliviousness, an informational world:
"'for fear of discovering that [I do] not have proper eyes but glass eyes, and hair made from a floor mat, in short, that [I will be and have already very much become] an artificial product.'
i
n the end, i am just swallowed up in it all
There's only one thing that saves me."
* These are Marina's words, I simply cut them up and rearranged them.
Thank you for this
ReplyDeleteThank you for the amazingly insightful blog post that inspired this poem! <3 We're both just questing for Kierkegaard. Maybe all of us are, whether we're conscious of it or not.
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