hearing
2011/02/26
the wave
how many pens halcyon bird ?
what time we find the waves
knocking on the sea
' I was in the boat and we docked near ... the shore of Phoenicia and the many deaths and they came to me ... crying, hollering... the dead hold ... filled with them, packed along the yarns? ...'
the voice ascending upspeak on the dearth stroke of pine the red words
spun
culvert in the gulf of war
the nights long
the desert warm
hearing
2011/02/25
thing...
Something brought me here
an ancestor ,, strangers ,, a woman not seeing
and if the god was a stranger
miles away centuries over waters of thousands miles fish deep running , , floating
the sea flocked there
and I died in my verisimilitude
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2011/02/24
blog 2
o yea there's no question about , on THIS blog it's best to use chrome browers. on firefox the whole
of the sidebar drops down the side! like an elevator shaft!\
blogger recently made changes to the number of posts/ you can have without
crowding and ive found that using days instead of posts has helped.
__________________________
AnYHow a blog is a blog is a blog
so it's probably all good but its best to enjoy the ride ~
as well as ye can ~
_________its analogouss to a poem non? a poem seen this way
is perhaps the same
but seen That way it's best.
of the instant
of its . journey . of desire and love.
_________________ what's a computer anyway? a glorified typewriter.
_____________________________
of the sidebar drops down the side! like an elevator shaft!\
blogger recently made changes to the number of posts/ you can have without
crowding and ive found that using days instead of posts has helped.
__________________________
AnYHow a blog is a blog is a blog
so it's probably all good but its best to enjoy the ride ~
as well as ye can ~
_________its analogouss to a poem non? a poem seen this way
is perhaps the same
but seen That way it's best.
of the instant
of its . journey . of desire and love.
_________________ what's a computer anyway? a glorified typewriter.
_____________________________
blog look and lay outs
Well as always with internet machines __________things change, metamorphose , s hape
size and appearance depending on one's browser. For a few months now I have been blogging and
working with chrome
and today I've tried firefox again __________________ and this blog
looks better and works better with the chrome browser
it depends on the lay out and the amount of gadgets that have been added on and so forth...
it's an interesting problem and 'part of the game' so to speak!
the fiction blogs present themselves almost identically across firefox and chrome. as for explorer, i never go and look. its too slow and its a dinosaur in terms of movement.
I have not checked all of the blogs yet.
ANyhow, i prefer chrome.
size and appearance depending on one's browser. For a few months now I have been blogging and
working with chrome
and today I've tried firefox again __________________ and this blog
looks better and works better with the chrome browser
it depends on the lay out and the amount of gadgets that have been added on and so forth...
it's an interesting problem and 'part of the game' so to speak!
the fiction blogs present themselves almost identically across firefox and chrome. as for explorer, i never go and look. its too slow and its a dinosaur in terms of movement.
I have not checked all of the blogs yet.
ANyhow, i prefer chrome.
... then was
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where was a head
a heart
the chaos of beginnings
the chaos of beginnings
which word is city
of its cain and unutterable revolt its murderous
where is the beginning of the sentence
this would be nobody but the movement of the sun
B
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between those ( ) these
a s effort forces sunlight
day
fades
its humming string
by the _______silence you know their names. as it witches. each coming thing.married to matter. characterd to thought. and hands tremble (this) by ___________path ~_______________ the plastic matter ~
you'll come back to this Jill as the box loosens, tightens, (and)
begins again ~ . as it does does ~.
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mulţumesc
2011/02/22
la le et le
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tu pense a la délire de lire toi folle folie
folie de
de le la de le de la le de
un une
Il y avait un temps ou je vivais comme. Dans cette période de ma vie . Il y avait ....un grande tempête sur mes genoux. Générosité de l'esprit et une chose non destinataire a dire a cette instant. Un monsieur qui parle avec Générosité C'es un voyage . Un grand ? peut-être
Dans les rues que je traversais
et dans les rues ou je vivais
des fortunes des larmes des hyènes les monstres et les montres mais tellement beaux des tortures! et même des animaux ... de cette loi de fortune ...
Imagine toi cette période et cette phrase même cette phase!
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2011/02/21
Jardin d'hiver
Solace in winter ~ which is hard/
won't seem t'a end~
but it' ll ~
"Jardin d'hiver from the album "La biographie de Luka Philipse" . ____photos sur le thème de la chanson, chantée par keren ann."
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2011/02/20
William Hazlitt the neglected
_______________The tides and the rides ~ and the ride of the Valkyrie ~ an artist
loves and his heart loves foolishly
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ANd Mister Hazlitt he too was a lover ~
"The tides of literary posterity crash in unpredictable ways, and the vagaries of what makes an author feted in one age, ignored in the next are often mysterious. Near namesakes Sinclair Lewis and Upton Sinclair were considered the greatest American novelists of the early twentieth century, but are little read these days."
all love and passion, fire and lightening, polemic and pointing .
" It’s diverting to ponder which contemporary author will be read with regularity 50 years from now. I wager Irvine Welsh will last longer than Ian McEwan, spring the results of that one on me in the nursing home.
Perhaps the biggest mystery of all concerns that of William Hazlitt. By my side are two ragged, moth eaten selections from his Collected Works, each printed over a hundred years ago, precious gems salvaged from Ken Spellman’s bookshop in York for £4 each."
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2011/02/17
2011/02/16
said
James Joyce said that a little bit of dirt won't hurt anyone. but to be covered in dust ~. is
there no end to this ~ . matching. care for its things itself.
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do i call it
all those grim reapers /the steel philosophers/ the ones/the forks/ the staving knives/
goin to church to kill/
you go to get laid / fogged by the 'god' / and the god dog was a ?
a something something not the fantasm of that first book's requite image. but the beauty
of its golden cupola in the mist. morning. and the
wind harbingering the fruit of other things coming and not afraid
to love to admire
then you came to bed two leggd god or Two headed I should . say .
I not being i-eye eye captain but a fiction. perfect in its pluperperfect sense ~
.
not some motherfucker's vision of god._________________________
_______________
Now whatever motherfucker is you're not it. Dogman. As the two antlered head. was a dog
warrior and though the woman mother came to your bed. she was a tree locked into your .
And then
continued she did in the note bad of the allher life forgiving you and saying I lov e you .
and how kind she was as. the hills raised the antlers to the sky. and myrrh murmuring
chains sang . thrusting t heir
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but i was in prison then. sufffering the years. captive. by the ... and the .. ones other i cant name
a. nd. they kept your prison very well. and until you escaped they were very well to keep it.
they kept
.
but the prison's long . and the escape's hourly, daily, not the martyrdom of the cost of time.
but time itself.
not the graven shoulders of the dead .
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And so the mothers came. she came. they came. for him. him.
murmur him. coming their mothers ~ .
2011/02/15
L i k e L O V E
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So the trees
So the night the earth ___________________________
Acclaimed writer Alaa al-Aswany on the unity inside #Tahrir: "Revolution makes everyone more beautiful, it's like Love." #Egypt #Jan25about 13 hours ago via TweetDeck
____________________________There is in the air of aura and feeling
http://twitter.com/sharifkouddous
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2011/02/11
O___________________ Ireland ~
Oh ireland do you watch and wait who's at the Watch?
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Crowbar
She jiggles her one year old on her knee
and smiles like Magda Goebbels,
of whom she has never heard.
If you don’t have central heating,
more fool you for having no respect
for yourself. She is not au fait
with trade unions. Her laughter,
a bag of rattling crowbars
and always at someone else’s
expense. If you didn’t get paid
no one to blame
but yourself. Her husband’s income
bracket, no one’s business
but hers and the guy she shares
occasional hotel rooms with
in Limerick and Ballybofey.
Her chin, you could skin
several cats with. No such thing
as poverty in Ireland today,
as anyone who’s ever had
a proper job would know.
If you are say to anyone, “Who was your favourite ancient Greek philosopher born in the 4th century BC and who was belong to the Cynic school and who live in a barrel,” seven times out of ten they will answer you “Diogenes of Sinope
Continue Reading »_____________________________________________________
and last but not least
http://www.irishleftreview.org/The Net Delusion
Two down....
Tyrants, Dictators, Oligarchs, paranoiac leaders, fat cats, pigwalkers and dandy billionaires beware
people on the march ~_________________________>
Two Down as ....
4 Feb 11 2011
by Bassam Haddad
[11:10 am EST]
Husni Mubarak steps down as President of Egypt after a 30-year reign, and power is transferred to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces. It appears that Omar Suleiman, the recently appointed Vice President, will have no role in the emerging political formula, but details have not yet surfaced.
The implications are grand, for Egypt, and beyond. But the jubilation at this moment must be reserved for Egyptians who struggled for decades and brought the symbol of the Egyptian regime down in a matter of 18 days of protests around clock and country.
All reactionary forces inside and outside Egypt are on guard at this moment . . . as they should be. We will discuss those later. Also, much can go wrong in this transitional process, stripping the revolution of a good deal of its gains. The political game will now be transferred to the organization and institutional realm, where people power can play a role in the long term to the extent it is organized. One thing for certain: there is no foreseeable return to uncontested power.
Bye bye Mister tyrant
Sharif Kouddous
@sharifkouddous Live from Egypt
journalist. Senior producer for Democracy Now!, a global, independent news hour (@democracynow)
»
lift your head up, you're Egyptian!" - the ant of victory in#Tahrir the biggest celebration in hisotory
Lift your head Up
O People of the River
O Nile
#Egypt
_Live Coverage of Mubarak Resignation
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
http://www.democracynow.org/
The people of Egypt has forced Mubarak to step down. The dictator has gone_____________________________>
Sharif Kouddous
@sharifkouddous Live from Egypt
journalist. Senior producer for Democracy Now!, a global, independent news hour (@democracynow)
»
lift your head up, you're Egyptian!" - the ant of victory in#Tahrir the biggest celebration in hisotory
Lift your head Up
O People of the River
O Nile
#Egypt
_Live Coverage of Mubarak Resignation
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Lift your head Up
O People of the River
O Nile
#Egypt
_Live Coverage of Mubarak Resignation
http://www.democracynow.org/
The people of Egypt has forced Mubarak to step down. The dictator has gone_____________________________>
Egyptian President Mubarak steps down
Friday, 11 February 2011
Egypt exploded with joy, tears, and relief after President Hosni Mubarak resigned as president, forced out by 18 days of mass protests that culminated in huge marches today on his presidential palaces and state television. The military took power after protesters called for it to intervene and oust their leader of three decades.
"The people ousted the regime," rang out chants from crowds of hundreds of thousands massed in Cairo's central Tahrir Square and outside Mubarak's main
palace several miles away in a northern district of the capital
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/egyptian-president-mubarak-steps-down-2211670.html
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middleeast/2011/02/2011211164636605699.html
Right so, bitwixe a titlelees tiraunt And an outlawe, or a theef erraunt, 120 The same I seye, ther is no difference. To Alisaundre told was this sentence; That, for the tyrant is of gretter might, By force of meynee for to sleen doun-right, And brennen hous and hoom, and make al plain, 125 Lo! therfor is he cleped a capitain; And, for the outlawe hath but smal meynee, And may nat doon so greet an harm as he, Ne bringe a contree to so greet mescheef, Men clepen him an outlawe or a theef. 130 But, for I am a man noght textuel, I wol noght telle of textes never a del;
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