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Her Self as Poetica
Feb 4, ’11
1:50 PM
Note: This meditation on Her Self as Poetica was written after a discussion with A.C. Afterwards, while showering, I thought about Descarte’s Méditations Metaphysiques (1647) otherwise known as Meditations On First Philosophy, which was his examination and discussion of existence, self, identity, desire and conciousness.
(PS: Descarte never wrote nor said “I Think, therefore I Am.)
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This Morning…
another broken connection
four times alone this morning,
infinite in her desire
a thought leading, scattered to the sea
utter a sound, which
has no meaning (to exhale that name)
or an empty mirror
being or being unseen
body bound in silk to boundary
between / be twain God
&
Nothingness
you can’t cross the same river twice
you will drown in my pouring out
and my imperfection is my own
I was pointing –- panting, breathless
I think I was trying to say [something]
rabble babbling child’s meditations on self
featureless faces [] faceless shadows
how defectors to my love factor into
tear apart this frontier trail
they’re the dent in my identity
carnage of our ages invasion
as evasion of senses, but I am, I exist
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she sends me SMS texts,
as promised
vowels first. Wishing consent consonants,
of those times I dreamed/am dreaming
writ deceptions, desires, then?
mere me than pull of her quantum gravity?
Well, the myriad of dancing shadows of what
for thoughts are naught and what we had
a trope atrophying
song to static – sound to sadness
deaf to definition, more signal
than to noise.