Re: off beat
Language was not there all the time, No, it all started When Eve had her first X- Perience And screamed adams. --- Obododimma. Allen Bramhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Face of dog that triumphs in our position. Spear in lunge among friendly Crusade to define leftover. sentence tied to rhyme. Rhyme invents capital. Capital concludes moral equinox. Stars survive as reminders of pogrom, pogrom seems a little weakness and used. Ages go. People spend as much as they can, fill wells with poison, expect spells of poison, learn reason with poison. Language barters with ridiculous. The moon where so many acted out grief has spun from zone. Pure poem means dogs, endlessness. Star Trek owns the rites. Enviable spring sunset continues. Warm days fray seeds. Destruction of outer coat will serve ramifications. Swans juggle terrific and glow in the slant of afternoon. Dreams intend something. Objectivism made up L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E. Language was not there all the time so this was no surprise. This poem let history say so. ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
draft the lighty ears zeal lecture
let's start with thinking something similar the other day while watching a movie where a sheep was walking across the screen. first, i was surprised how rapidly it walked, on four legs, it seemed differently from norwegian sheeps, this was in tibet. and i put the scene on A-B for looping to get an idea what was going on. during the looping i kind projected the two-leg onto the four-leg animal, comical, and realized how efficient the four-legged. and then why should it change? from that point of view humans maybe was forced to change to survive, because they were so lousy at what they were doing so to speak. finally we developed language because we were so bad at doing things. later on we were lucky realizing that language could control all the doings. the cereal mix has 7 different fruits. and there are illustrations of banana, apple, coconut, etc. waiting for the coffee to set in i wonder how the abstract concepts came to exist - like 'fruit' instead of the concrete thing illustrated. sure it's just a grouping, and reference. let's imagine a protoculture. a thing as one and only one name. how far do we get? all is well. person p goes on a journey to get thing t. t is called t2 by person p2 maybe from another culture. so t is t2? ok, but still, why should our friend call it t2 to his culture when he already has a name t? so one of the first things we realize is that multiple names to one thing is a result from interculture. more basically, a thing is not a thing, so the name creates the thing. for instance, when the wind is cold or comes from a special direction, well one could always call that a thing. a better example is an action, or a negation of a thing maybe. there is no cereal left. already that messes it up. still the instinct. could we have negative ads finally? with illustrations of what's not there. an anti-ontology. t is the name of animals viewed from a far distance. warped. the particles do their work quite well. the computer remembers my writing while i forget. we're the consumers of ourselves. the beaver knows how to make a dam house without having learnt it. the autist has sexual desires never conditioned by culture. we are welcomed. who asked you to take control of your person? of who you are? the adventure of naming. let's be honest, isn't language only silly names all in a mess? the vulcans are still alive. behind it all are mathematics and statistics, how come such fine friends produce such horrors? we're in the middle of top bottom up down strange charm - ducstb duckstab - quack! in the middle there's a calm, what else would be in the middle? the middle. where do you go from the middle? things are done with language. does that mean that things are no longer done by doing? those dances are supposed to make you capable of doing. make you capable of doing? i think that was up and down the mountain again, sisyfos thing. now sisyfos with that strange name, what can be said about him. that's when language does things. it does it too well. there's the peak also, that's when one thing has exactly one name. that's god. let's imagine there was a strict rule that any thing must have several names in order to keep god's name sacred. well, that's not different from -. we live in the richness of things, what can we expect. don't expect something to descend without messing itself and you up. n-1 sort of. end of lecture , any questions?
Re: The Problem of the Ape
This reminds me of Brecht...stunning We haven't progressed... - Alan On Wed, 9 May 2007, Obododimma Oha wrote: The Problem of the Ape (For Desmond Morris) The problem is not that the human is the beast The problem is not that the beast calls a feast When he should call a long fast To repent his shameful past The problem is not that the beast is naked And does not know The problem is that the beast Has learnt to pretend not to know The problem is not that the beast Is an ape with the longest penis The problem is that he wields it Against the other who has none The problem is not that the beast may fail To progress, The problem is that the beast may think He is no longer a beast When he has progressed. --- Obododimma Oha ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA - Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. Try the free Yahoo! Mail Beta. === Work on YouTube, blog at http://nikuko.blogspot.com . Tel 718-813-3285. Webpage directory http://www.asondheim.org . Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clc.as.wvu.edu:8080/clc/Members/sondheim for theory; also check WVU Zwiki, Google for recent. Write for info on books, cds, performance, dvds, etc. =
m'labme
m'labme cylinder: i am your pole punctum avatar node: take me off your world avatar: i devour cylinder of dream world cylinder: no top or bottom node: pathetic avatar: balm, embalm http://www.asondheim.org/embalm6.jpg doctored in relation to http://www.asondheim.org/embalm1.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm2.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm3.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm4.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm5.jpg
Re: hearing me out
this is so cool! At 10:46 PM -0500 5/8/07, mIEKAL aND wrote: FORMICA ELLIPSIS the ants, the ants, the ants http://driftlessmedia.com/mp3s/formica_ellipsis.mp3http://driftlessmedia.com/mp3s/formica_ellipsis.mp3 SUNSPOT ROBOT Sunspots have been more common in the past seven decades than at any time in the last 8,000 years, according to a new historic reconstruction of solar activity. http://driftlessmedia.com/mp3s/sunspot_robot.mp3http://driftlessmedia.com/mp3s/sunspot_robot.mp3
Re: m'labme
Lakme takes you off your world. Her operatic labia translates into bells. No avatars need apply named Yahweh Ben Yahweh Who devoured more than cylinders. When taken in accidentally, Spit him out immediately. Don't wear his robes, either To the next obituary poetry reading You attend. Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: m'labme : i am your pole punctum avatar : take me off your world : i devour cylinder of dream world : no top or bottom : pathetic : balm, embalm http://www.asondheim.org/embalm6.jpg doctored in relation to http://www.asondheim.org/embalm1.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm2.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm3.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm4.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm5.jpg - Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 hotels in 45,000 destinations on Yahoo! Travel to find your fit.
Re: embalm
For the embalmed, I go to Madame Tussaud, Proprietor of the most alive-looking people on 42nd St. No avatars around, fortunately or unfortunately, Although the most silent Dalai Lama ever seen Can be found there. Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: embalm i am dead and avatar mourns you don't see avatar in these images you see what avatar sees you know what avatar knows avatar does not taste what you taste that soft feeling in the back of your throat harshness of vocal cords muffled cries of the embalmed http://www.asondheim.org/embalm1.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm2.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm3.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm4.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm5.jpg - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: off beat
Language was there all the time Buried in a longterm, temporary silence From the last world-cycle where There may have been less talking But perhaps more beautiful words. Obododimma Oha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Language was not there all the time, No, it all started When Eve had her first X- Perience And screamed adams. --- Obododimma. Allen Bramhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Face of dog that triumphs in our position. Spear in lunge among friendly Crusade to define leftover. sentence tied to rhyme. Rhyme invents capital. Capital concludes moral equinox. Stars survive as reminders of pogrom, pogrom seems a little weakness and used. Ages go. People spend as much as they can, fill wells with poison, expect spells of poison, learn reason with poison. Language barters with ridiculous. The moon where so many acted out grief has spun from zone. Pure poem means dogs, endlessness. Star Trek owns the rites. Enviable spring sunset continues. Warm days fray seeds. Destruction of outer coat will serve ramifications. Swans juggle terrific and glow in the slant of afternoon. Dreams intend something. Objectivism made up L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E. Language was not there all the time so this was no surprise. This poem let history say so. ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out new cars at Yahoo! Autos. - Get your own web address. Have a HUGE year through Yahoo! Small Business.
Re: Clink sob, Speech crouch, attic tongue, Drools, Sky spout, Arf-arf fog
Anybody's who has ever been in a monsoon knows that monsoons don't fart. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Clink sob Shrugged, nope, rack knot sough, musty knockers, thick cockpit, bone stabbing, stunned teeth... _ Speech crouch, attic tongue Slathered ass, snorkled pock, sliver bluffed wading, sock voice, morn sea spouts, purging thorn slackers, nape gleaming trunk, limp moss holler, tear chin, nappy flame nightly, clack sucks gummy, skin worm, monsoon fart swirls, slurps lube criminy, burnoose din spots, bulge sludge lubber, sprawled stinks splice, nails slut mane, slug traipsed cob... ___ Drools Chunks glue, faucet scissors, throat smoking stag, vanishing blubber, corn stalk roots, flu motes, lip's mud, tasty crawl impaled, down away blazes, coveted dovecote splash, lash slumped offal, slope face spray, plying, beaking song, bark light swelled, each dimwit pond purged, bun round shore, lump thigh snoozing, clippered leakage, wispy spam, slab seeping, slung less surf... __ Sky spout Clangor shorn, dusty pore, naked wavers, cheek ladder meadow, dropped tongue nose, streams knotted lace... ___ Arf-arf fog Log slime dent, each still swig, lethal gnat, fog eye, seesaw cluster, neck nap, meatly crack, clumps flopping, clumsy eating, dump throat, obfuscation gleam, colostomy clump tumbles, slack shitty frost, mustard sopping, notch snooze, armpit inhibition, drippy nagging, sleep maw, flaccid butt ticks, moon rump, cream peeling spore... --Bob Of brueckL (all words from John M. Bennett poems) - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: Clink sob, Speech crouch, attic tongue, Drools, Sky spout, Arf-arf fog
Hare-splitter! Hal The name Stanley Kunitz is already taken. Please take a new one. Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.earthlink.net/~halvard http://entropyandme.blogspot.com http://imageswithoutwords.blogspot.com http://www.hamiltonstone.org On May 9, 2007, at 9:48 AM, Thomas savage wrote: Anybody's who has ever been in a monsoon knows that monsoons don't fart. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Clink sob Shrugged, nope, rack knot sough, musty knockers, thick cockpit, bone stabbing, stunned teeth... _ Speech crouch, attic tongue Slathered ass, snorkled pock, sliver bluffed wading, sock voice, morn sea spouts, purging thorn slackers, nape gleaming trunk, limp moss holler, tear chin, nappy flame nightly, clack sucks gummy, skin worm, monsoon fart swirls, slurps lube criminy, burnoose din spots, bulge sludge lubber, sprawled stinks splice, nails slut mane, slug traipsed cob... ___ Drools Chunks glue, faucet scissors, throat smoking stag, vanishing blubber, corn stalk roots, flu motes, lip's mud, tasty crawl impaled, down away blazes, coveted dovecote splash, lash slumped offal, slope face spray, plying, beaking song, bark light swelled, each dimwit pond purged, bun round shore, lump thigh snoozing, clippered leakage, wispy spam, slab seeping, slung less surf... __ Sky spout Clangor shorn, dusty pore, naked wavers, cheek ladder meadow, dropped tongue nose, streams knotted lace... ___ Arf-arf fog Log slime dent, each still swig, lethal gnat, fog eye, seesaw cluster, neck nap, meatly crack, clumps flopping, clumsy eating, dump throat, obfuscation gleam, colostomy clump tumbles, slack shitty frost, mustard sopping, notch snooze, armpit inhibition, drippy nagging, sleep maw, flaccid butt ticks, moon rump, cream peeling spore... --Bob Of brueckL (all words from John M. Bennett poems) Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out new cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: Clink sob, Speech crouch, attic tongue, Drools, Sky spout, Arf-arf fog
I've never killed or even eaten a rabbit in my life, Hal. Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hare-splitter! Hal The name Stanley Kunitz is already taken. Please take a new one. Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.earthlink.net/~halvard http://entropyandme.blogspot.com http://imageswithoutwords.blogspot.com http://www.hamiltonstone.org On May 9, 2007, at 9:48 AM, Thomas savage wrote: Anybody's who has ever been in a monsoon knows that monsoons don't fart. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Clink sob Shrugged, nope, rack knot sough, musty knockers, thick cockpit, bone stabbing, stunned teeth... _ Speech crouch, attic tongue Slathered ass, snorkled pock, sliver bluffed wading, sock voice, morn sea spouts, purging thorn slackers, nape gleaming trunk, limp moss holler, tear chin, nappy flame nightly, clack sucks gummy, skin worm, monsoon fart swirls, slurps lube criminy, burnoose din spots, bulge sludge lubber, sprawled stinks splice, nails slut mane, slug traipsed cob... ___ Drools Chunks glue, faucet scissors, throat smoking stag, vanishing blubber, corn stalk roots, flu motes, lip's mud, tasty crawl impaled, down away blazes, coveted dovecote splash, lash slumped offal, slope face spray, plying, beaking song, bark light swelled, each dimwit pond purged, bun round shore, lump thigh snoozing, clippered leakage, wispy spam, slab seeping, slung less surf... __ Sky spout Clangor shorn, dusty pore, naked wavers, cheek ladder meadow, dropped tongue nose, streams knotted lace... ___ Arf-arf fog Log slime dent, each still swig, lethal gnat, fog eye, seesaw cluster, neck nap, meatly crack, clumps flopping, clumsy eating, dump throat, obfuscation gleam, colostomy clump tumbles, slack shitty frost, mustard sopping, notch snooze, armpit inhibition, drippy nagging, sleep maw, flaccid butt ticks, moon rump, cream peeling spore... --Bob Of brueckL (all words from John M. Bennett poems) - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out new cars at Yahoo! Autos. - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: Clink sob, Speech crouch, attic tongue, Drools, Sky spout, Arf-arf fog
Yummy! You don't know what you've missed, Tom. Tastes a lot like chicken. But watch out for tiny bits of buckshot. Those can do a job on your teeth. Hal I have the feeling that we are getting nowhere, and that is a pleasure. --John Cage Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.earthlink.net/~halvard http://entropyandme.blogspot.com http://imageswithoutwords.blogspot.com http://www.hamiltonstone.org On May 9, 2007, at 10:08 AM, Thomas savage wrote: I've never killed or even eaten a rabbit in my life, Hal. Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hare-splitter! Hal The name Stanley Kunitz is already taken. Please take a new one. Halvard Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.earthlink.net/~halvard http://entropyandme.blogspot.com http://imageswithoutwords.blogspot.com http://www.hamiltonstone.org On May 9, 2007, at 9:48 AM, Thomas savage wrote: Anybody's who has ever been in a monsoon knows that monsoons don't fart. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Clink sob Shrugged, nope, rack knot sough, musty knockers, thick cockpit, bone stabbing, stunned teeth... _ Speech crouch, attic tongue Slathered ass, snorkled pock, sliver bluffed wading, sock voice, morn sea spouts, purging thorn slackers, nape gleaming trunk, limp moss holler, tear chin, nappy flame nightly, clack sucks gummy, skin worm, monsoon fart swirls, slurps lube criminy, burnoose din spots, bulge sludge lubber, sprawled stinks splice, nails slut mane, slug traipsed cob... ___ Drools Chunks glue, faucet scissors, throat smoking stag, vanishing blubber, corn stalk roots, flu motes, lip's mud, tasty crawl impaled, down away blazes, coveted dovecote splash, lash slumped offal, slope face spray, plying, beaking song, bark light swelled, each dimwit pond purged, bun round shore, lump thigh snoozing, clippered leakage, wispy spam, slab seeping, slung less surf... __ Sky spout Clangor shorn, dusty pore, naked wavers, cheek ladder meadow, dropped tongue nose, streams knotted lace... ___ Arf-arf fog Log slime dent, each still swig, lethal gnat, fog eye, seesaw cluster, neck nap, meatly crack, clumps flopping, clumsy eating, dump throat, obfuscation gleam, colostomy clump tumbles, slack shitty frost, mustard sopping, notch snooze, armpit inhibition, drippy nagging, sleep maw, flaccid butt ticks, moon rump, cream peeling spore... --Bob Of brueckL (all words from John M. Bennett poems) Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out new cars at Yahoo! Autos. Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out new cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: draft the lighty ears zeal lecture
Very Nice Bjorn... but does this mean I'm Stuck in the Middle with Chew? And where does the light in our dreams come from? D^ On 9-May-07, at 5:38 AM, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote: let's start with thinking something similar the other day while watching a movie where a sheep was walking across the screen. first, i was surprised how rapidly it walked, on four legs, it seemed differently from norwegian sheeps, this was in tibet. and i put the scene on A-B for looping to get an idea what was going on. during the looping i kind projected the two-leg onto the four-leg animal, comical, and realized how efficient the four-legged. and then why should it change? from that point of view humans maybe was forced to change to survive, because they were so lousy at what they were doing so to speak. finally we developed language because we were so bad at doing things. later on we were lucky realizing that language could control all the doings. the cereal mix has 7 different fruits. and there are illustrations of banana, apple, coconut, etc. waiting for the coffee to set in i wonder how the abstract concepts came to exist - like 'fruit' instead of the concrete thing illustrated. sure it's just a grouping, and reference. let's imagine a protoculture. a thing as one and only one name. how far do we get? all is well. person p goes on a journey to get thing t. t is called t2 by person p2 maybe from another culture. so t is t2? ok, but still, why should our friend call it t2 to his culture when he already has a name t? so one of the first things we realize is that multiple names to one thing is a result from interculture. more basically, a thing is not a thing, so the name creates the thing. for instance, when the wind is cold or comes from a special direction, well one could always call that a thing. a better example is an action, or a negation of a thing maybe. there is no cereal left. already that messes it up. still the instinct. could we have negative ads finally? with illustrations of what's not there. an anti-ontology. t is the name of animals viewed from a far distance. warped. the particles do their work quite well. the computer remembers my writing while i forget. we're the consumers of ourselves. the beaver knows how to make a dam house without having learnt it. the autist has sexual desires never conditioned by culture. we are welcomed. who asked you to take control of your person? of who you are? the adventure of naming. let's be honest, isn't language only silly names all in a mess? the vulcans are still alive. behind it all are mathematics and statistics, how come such fine friends produce such horrors? we're in the middle of top bottom up down strange charm - ducstb duckstab - quack! in the middle there's a calm, what else would be in the middle? the middle. where do you go from the middle? things are done with language. does that mean that things are no longer done by doing? those dances are supposed to make you capable of doing. make you capable of doing? i think that was up and down the mountain again, sisyfos thing. now sisyfos with that strange name, what can be said about him. that's when language does things. it does it too well. there's the peak also, that's when one thing has exactly one name. that's god. let's imagine there was a strict rule that any thing must have several names in order to keep god's name sacred. well, that's not different from -. we live in the richness of things, what can we expect. don't expect something to descend without messing itself and you up. n-1 sort of. end of lecture , any questions? P!^VP
Re: m'labme
Yahweh bin Yahweh ~ drudger nil omega 8:28 5/9/07 461 bytes On 9-May-07, at 7:17 AM, Thomas savage wrote: Lakme takes you off your world. Her operatic labia translates into bells. No avatars need apply named Yahweh Ben Yahweh Who devoured more than cylinders. When taken in accidentally, Spit him out immediately. Don't wear his robes, either To the next obituary poetry reading You attend. Alan Sondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: m'labme : i am your pole punctum avatar : take me off your world : i devour cylinder of dream world : no top or bottom : pathetic : balm, embalm http://www.asondheim.org/embalm6.jpg doctored in relation to http://www.asondheim.org/embalm1.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm2.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm3.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm4.jpg http://www.asondheim.org/embalm5.jpg Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 hotels in 45,000 destinations on Yahoo! Travel to find your fit. P!^VP
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drug regulators soldiers trying to present perspectives brawls a pullout would be catastrophic opposition to the idea leak inside information its highest point in the year earlier and in dramatic terms a television version it tells us about ourselves in the annual Sludge Olympics a movement to provide sanctuary gadgets sure are nice dills an impending certainty making people apoplectic pampered faithful from all over the world -- Bob Marcacci
Re: Clink sob, Speech crouch, attic tongue, Drools, Sky spout, Arf-arf fog
amazing - these are very BrueckLish, tho with a certain bennettish viscosity gleaming in the cracks - very nice indeed john Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, May 9, 2007 3:09 am Subject: Clink sob, Speech crouch, attic tongue, Drools, Sky spout, Arf-arf fog Clink sob Shrugged, nope, rack knot sough, musty knockers, thick cockpit, bone stabbing, stunned teeth... _ Speech crouch, attic tongue Slathered ass, snorkled pock, sliver bluffed wading, sock voice, morn sea spouts, purging thorn slackers, nape gleaming trunk, limp moss holler, tear chin, nappy flame nightly, clack sucks gummy, skin worm, monsoon fart swirls, slurps lube criminy, burnoose din spots, bulge sludge lubber, sprawled stinks splice, nails slut mane, slug traipsed cob... ___ Drools Chunks glue, faucet scissors, throat smoking stag, vanishing blubber, corn stalk roots, flu motes, lip's mud, tasty crawl impaled, down away blazes, coveted dovecote splash, lash slumped offal, slope face spray, plying, beaking song, bark light swelled, each dimwit pond purged, bun round shore, lump thigh snoozing, clippered leakage, wispy spam, slab seeping, slung less surf... __ Sky spout Clangor shorn, dusty pore, naked wavers, cheek ladder meadow, dropped tongue nose, streams knotted lace... ___ Arf-arf fog Log slime dent, each still swig, lethal gnat, fog eye, seesaw cluster, neck nap, meatly crack, clumps flopping, clumsy eating, dump throat, obfuscation gleam, colostomy clump tumbles, slack shitty frost, mustard sopping, notch snooze, armpit inhibition, drippy nagging, sleep maw, flaccid butt ticks, moon rump, cream peeling spore... --Bob Of brueckL (all words from John M. Bennett poems) -- BEGIN-ANTISPAM-VOTING-LINKS -- Teach CanIt if this mail (ID 299848389) is spam: Spam: https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=si=299848389m=5716bbe5f3d1Not spam:https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=ni=299848389m=5716bbe5f3d1 Forget vote: https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=fi=299848389m=5716bbe5f3d1-- END-ANTISPAM-VOTING-LINKS
Deleware river this
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theory: topology and topography
(in reality, a theory is embedded in the following, thinking through virtual topology in relation to 'real' topography - node in relation to grit, avatar in relation to organism, duplication in relation to inviolation, violation in relation to economy. but these are other stories as well as not told, unless, given the medium, presented with the proper address.) theory: topology and topography sex-playing roles in organic display that disappears, sheaves of lives disappear, all moments, topologies of desire, topographies of bodies and media, topologies of media, topographies of representation, the grit of the real, imaginary of the virtual, cleansed, hairless, in constant state of rebirth, airborn, earthborn. nothing but prims, pixels, machinic constructs that disappear as so many props only necessary at this point in time. forget them. work the world.: :the flower is connected, fecund, the flower is a shape, the flower is the merge of connection and organism. things need names and often don't have them; i learned firsthand when my mother died, what happens in any death: the dispersion of the world she organized and assembled over decades, a dispersion which happened quickly, in the matter of days. all my belong- ings and works are organized in a skein of representations - they're so fragile, so tied to temporal balance, feedback. what can be said of this, of the fragility of worlds - just so my writings falter at the gate. in 1841 someone was awarded a certificate of merit; i have that certificate, untethered, release, haunted - oh i cried when i found it, this delicate index of the past, bones, skeletons, dust, death, hunger.: :i forgot you jennifer i've been too busy with avatar bodies that can't hold a stick to you. the news around here isn't good, there are closeups of autopsies on television and i don't even know the people. i've been writing with characters 'cylinder,' 'node,' and 'avatar,' which at least presents connectivity of a certain sort in place of either the machinic or the organic - a move from topography to topology that seems critical at this point in time. but everything is still-born; i leave the site and the citation, the object itself, leaves as well.::chests of connections and cylinders: Your small tables of nodes and vectors is in my wayward closet of attachments and parts Your breast seeps into my closet of attachments and parts - turning me Julu-Jennifer closet of attachments and parts chests of connections and cylinders tables of nodes and vectors 00: pramsevision a 01: pries even kno 02: primple. i'v 03: prime 04: primes Thanks, A 05: primp ^G 06: prism ^X Send 07: prismsd ting wit 08: rimsers 'cyl 09: trimsode,' and
Re: Rack Up A War
Wrap up Iraq? No, unwrap. Unwrap the genie. Unwrap Ali Baba. Unwrap the hills the caves The the hidden nothing. I ran, You rack. About 666 999 666 beginnings Of our mutual death. --- Obododimma. Thomas savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Rack Up A War Wrap up Iraq And eat it. Spit out the bits That don't like you And watch them writhe As they have their own Little wars, totally Independent of you. I sit on the side And complain It's so long since I lived In a cave in Spain. How much longer Can death last? The sun comes out again. Tom Savage 5/6/07 - It's here! Your new message! Get new email alerts with the free Yahoo! Toolbar. ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA - The fish are biting. Get more visitors on your site using Yahoo! Search Marketing.
Today's New York Times Compiled
Leading Europe willing United States Settling Iraq preparing Inca governing Israeli welcoming Canada trying South Bronx planning New York learning France fawning British promising Belfast -- Bob Marcacci
Lo Oil
Lo glisten sock nor pinkle shore nor doomer slacks nor heaven honk nor shaler dog nor creeper pill nor sonder hack nor risen nag nor boomer tub nor shallow rock nor tumbler shack nor stinker cum nor lagging drill nor pencil shook nor drooler caste nor common thigh nor tomber sack nor cubic fan nor dimler heap nor piltdown shine nor crasser ho nor boiling trust Oil simmer drip an corner pile an user stump an finger stole an shorter cube an rooster nod an bomber lake an dinger log an tooler shame an heaper snore an billet truss an shorter one an ripper crash an kneeler boil an shooter ham an gripper hall an drummer gash an peeler hymn an cluster gnome an dimmer gore an nibbler rug an blister drag John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Sings
Sings bat hump the shade hump the core hump the corn hump the drone hump the gosh hump the drag hump the spall hump the dram hump the door hump the glue hump the hump crisp the John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Re: Today's New York Times Compiled
United States is sleeping And will never govern Iraq. Israel, too, is problematic. Make that many plurals And see what we get. Fortunately, tomorrow comes. Tom Savage 5/8/07 Bob Marcacci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Leading Europe willing United States Settling Iraq preparing Inca governing Israeli welcoming Canada trying South Bronx planning New York learning France fawning British promising Belfast -- Bob Marcacci - We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love (and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list.
Your Best Shot*
Your Best Shot* Draw me a dance. The waves laugh. What starts in the hands Was really born in the brain Or it makes no sense. Welcome to poetry Where logic needs to be introduced. The spiral consists of circles. In another time, we expect a radiant outcome. Become the center. If you choose the periphery, The sun may have to move closer. Prayer wheels turn But stand in one place Simultaneously. Let go of that sand mandala Once it is finished. Either your mantra tells you Or I will, whichever Your prefer to need to hear. Does vocal music begin With our first scream? Sometimes it ends With a later one. Jesus no longer moves on his cross. Had he been taught to dance, Would he have had another option? Get in touch with words. The right ones can Return you to your music. The earth moves But your dance is more varied. Even earthquakes may have The same rhythm. When they throw up their arms, Someones fly But not very far. Their song requires words No one understands. At their crumbling temple, We make new circles Around and about our desires. Onstage as well as off, Health brightens your eyes And lightens the spirit behind them. A lover who understands you Would be a nice bicycle to the next life, Wherever he or she is. My work is my specialty Everyone is involved in. Come back full of love. It works better than vegetarianism Except to some flowers and trees. Ring a bell for dead lovers. Ask the mind if they appear. The past remains friendly If you live there. Never put on a sorry face. Your dance is unique Even when you're only walking. Everyone has burdens to balance. The eagle is land But will reascend soon. The heart of health salutes you. It dances, too. Your end could be a new beginning But no one knows. Tom Savage 5/2/07 *Written while watching Vija by Inara Kalmane, with Vija Vetri - TV dinner still cooling? Check out Tonight's Picks on Yahoo! TV.
Re: Sings
He who sings through the hump Although possibly very basso profundo May be heading in the wrong direction. Check with the lungs and vocal cords And get back to all with song. Tom Savage 5/8/07 John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sings bat hump the shade hump the core hump the corn hump the drone hump the gosh hump the drag hump the spall hump the dram hump the door hump the glue hump the hump crisp the John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___ - Expecting? Get great news right away with email Auto-Check. Try the Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Re: Sings
Slingsong
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Maybe they weren't doing støling in the sense having a permanent winter home which they alternated with mountain homes. They roamed about in the mountains from place to place. The nomad. Wow. We should all be nomads. What an exiting life. Each day different, another place, another sun. Each day the same sun. We will roam the earth like heros in movies or in the white house and emancipate people maybe. Anyway, what can heroes do these days? Or nomads without heroic intentions. The hero has a home, he's on a mission. It's always nice to be on a mission. You know what to do. It's quite clear. Another problem - can you give yourself a mission, or is it always from someone or something else? If you give yourself a mission you might be considered crazy. Now, let's use crazy as mission. Someone gives you a crazy mission, then you'd be a normal missionary. And not only the earth. We also have the moon, or had before. We now have Mars. These can both still be conquered. Is the website up or what? It's should be almost dry now. No one lives on the moon these days. Later on I'm sure they will. Maybe not this time, but then another. Time is a process, so let's fork. Is there one time? I hate these digressions. Where were we? On Mars. Now this is a warrior planet, in the end maybe they'll conquer us. Wow my computer is hot, maybe the batteries, it only works by miracles these days. Have to change the electrical wire. And where to get it? Mars will surely be a hard planet to conquer in the spirit world. Do spirits conquer each other? Wow, it all continues in another dimension, how awful. This is like a record cover of Can - reach out or something similar. Ten minutes left. I like the quote they made - the spirits would be the machines, so to say. Now the spirit world, does it also have its own spirit world, or what? If it all continues, I'm not interested. If it stops I might be. My ultimate goal is not to live but to die. I mean the big cycle, just fuck it. And since this goal automatically fullfills, wow, I was lucky. I don't like people who writes this way either. Seven minutes. In case the spirit world has its own spirit world, yeah, then you don't know, which one to go for. I don't like pain because it hurts. Type of sentences like a deck of cards. The knight sleeps with the queen. If the deck is shuffled. The deck will be shuffled, don't worry. Four seasons. The ellipse. The mystery is how we make sense of it all, not the other way around. The other way around is supposed to be that the mystery is what doesn't make sense. We're invited to Gurdjeff's dancing. There was a nice shamanistic session in Thief of the Horses, maybe documentary. I like that. It's time.
Fwd: Re: Rack Up A War
Don't Know What Destroyer I saw you take out a line of Iraqi citizens -- mostly women old men -- with a dumb sideways hand chop. doesn't matter: YOU DON'T BELIEVE IN THEM. and what you don't believe in don't exist. crying won't help, assuring. be happy that you're an American. (and anyway you won't feel the bullet.) (1/25/06) ~ tl On Tuesday, May 08, 2007, at 06:14AM, Obododimma Oha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wrap up Iraq? No, unwrap. Unwrap the genie. Unwrap Ali Baba. Unwrap the hills the caves The the hidden nothing. I ran, You rack. About 666 999 666 beginnings Of our mutual death. --- Obododimma. Thomas savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Rack Up A War Wrap up Iraq And eat it. Spit out the bits That don't like you And watch them writhe As they have their own Little wars, totally Independent of you. I sit on the side And complain It's so long since I lived In a cave in Spain. How much longer Can death last? The sun comes out again. Tom Savage 5/6/07 - It's here! Your new message! Get new email alerts with the free Yahoo! Toolbar. ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA
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clarification
do you live here or are you just renting? we learn to accept the stupidity of a context
placate dampness (frames on things)
for it is (thus, so) within myself the startling overtones that drift (I'm only chronicling) these tingling verbs that carry them and us and taste and seacoast (actuariate) things sovereign at best planned versus accepted the exception rules mind's mud am hurt today flash anger (purposes removed once and again) these flowers the uneasy sores on cacti whose silver you accrue when evolution plants (itself) amid illusion sheila e. murphy
the news
Huge star explodes in brightest supernova yet seen Wednesday, 240 million light years ago ref: ROCKSTAR: An artist's illustration shows a supernova (top), designated as SN 2006gy, which occurred 240 million light years away in a galaxy called NGC 1260SN. A gargantuan explosion ripped apart a star perhaps 150 times more massive than our sun in a relatively nearby galaxy in the most powerful and brightest supernova ever observed, astronomers said. The bottom left panel is an infrared image, using adaptive optics at the Lick Observatory, of NGC 1260, the galaxy containing SN 2006gy. The panel to the right shows Chandra's X-ray image of the same field of view, again showing the nucleus of NGC 1260 and SN 2006gy. WASHINGTON: A gargantuan explosion ripped apart a star perhaps 150 times more massive than our sun in a relatively nearby galaxy in the most powerful and brightest supernova ever observed, astronomers have said. And there is one such star in our own Milky Way galaxy that appears to be on the brink of dying in just such a supernova. The exploding star's dramatic death may have come in a rare type of supernova reserved for freakishly massive stars that astronomers had speculated about but never previously witnessed. The supernova, designated as SN 2006gy, occurred 240 million light years away in a galaxy called NGC 1260, and was studied using observations from NASA's orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory as well as earthbound optical telescopes. The explosion occurred long ago but was detected last year after its light traveled many, many trillions of miles (km) before it could be observed from Earth. That sounds far away but it's actually quite nearby on the vast scale of the universe, astronomer Nathan Smith of the University of California at Berkeley, who led the research, told a news conference. The supernova was discovered in September 2006, and stands as far and away the most powerful and brightest ever observed, Smith said. In fact, even after the better part of a year, well after 200 days, it has faded somewhat but it's still about as bright as a normal supernova at its peak, Smith said. A supernova marks a star's death in a spectacular explosion. Scientists say these events play a crucial role in creating heavy elements through nuclear fusion and synthesis and then expelling them into space, seeding the cosmos with metals. The scientists ruled out a possible alternative explanation that what they were witnessing was the explosion of a white dwarf star with a mass only a bit more than the sun. OBLITERATED CORE Astrophysicist Mario Livio said the supernova may have resulted from a type of explosion mechanism that had existed only in theoretical calculations. He said the first generation of stars in the universe may have died in such a manner. In a normal supernova, the core of a star collapses when it exhausts its fuel, and forms either a neutron star or a black hole, with scant heavy elements blown into space. But this supernova appears to be the result of the core not collapsing but being obliterated in an explosion blasting all its material into space, the scientists said. Dave Pooley of the University of California at Berkeley said this star appears similar to Eta Carinae, a star perhaps 100 to 120 times the mass of the sun located 7,500 light years away within the Milky Way. There has not been a supernova in our galaxy in more than 400 years, Pooley said. A light year is about 6 trillion miles, the distance light travels in a year. If Eta Carinae were to burst into a supernova, Pooley said, It would be so bright that you would see it during the day, and you could even read a book by its light at night. Livio said Eta Carinae had an incredible eruption during the 19th century that left it in an hourglass shape. He said it could explode at any time. This could happen tomorrow, it could happen 1,000 years from now, Livio said. Is there a risk to life on Earth as a result of this explosion? Well, not very likely. Livio said Earth could be affected if there were a gamma ray burst that potentially could harm the atmosphere and life, but the chances of this aiming directly at Earth are slim.
Re: placate dampness (frames on things)
Wonderful Sheila, conjures up so many images. - Peter On 5/8/07, Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: for it is (thus, so) within myself the startling overtones that drift (I'm only chronicling) these tingling verbs that carry them and us and taste and seacoast (actuariate) things sovereign at best planned versus accepted the exception rules mind's mud am hurt today flash anger (purposes removed once and again) these flowers the uneasy sores on cacti whose silver you accrue when evolution plants (itself) amid illusion sheila e. murphy
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Bjørn: I'd like to quote from this in The Way North. Thanks for writing it! Best Regards, Joel - Original Message - From: Bjørn Magnhildøen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 8:31 AM Maybe they weren't doing støling in the sense having a permanent winter home which they alternated with mountain homes. They roamed about in the mountains from place to place. The nomad. Wow. We should all be nomads. What an exiting life. Each day different, another place, another sun. Each day the same sun. We will roam the earth like heros in movies or in the white house and emancipate people maybe. Anyway, what can heroes do these days? Or nomads without heroic intentions. The hero has a home, he's on a mission. It's always nice to be on a mission. You know what to do. It's quite clear. Another problem - can you give yourself a mission, or is it always from someone or something else? If you give yourself a mission you might be considered crazy. Now, let's use crazy as mission. Someone gives you a crazy mission, then you'd be a normal missionary. And not only the earth. We also have the moon, or had before. We now have Mars. These can both still be conquered. Is the website up or what? It's should be almost dry now. No one lives on the moon these days. Later on I'm sure they will. Maybe not this time, but then another. Time is a process, so let's fork. Is there one time? I hate these digressions. Where were we? On Mars. Now this is a warrior planet, in the end maybe they'll conquer us. Wow my computer is hot, maybe the batteries, it only works by miracles these days. Have to change the electrical wire. And where to get it? Mars will surely be a hard planet to conquer in the spirit world. Do spirits conquer each other? Wow, it all continues in another dimension, how awful. This is like a record cover of Can - reach out or something similar. Ten minutes left. I like the quote they made - the spirits would be the machines, so to say. Now the spirit world, does it also have its own spirit world, or what? If it all continues, I'm not interested. If it stops I might be. My ultimate goal is not to live but to die. I mean the big cycle, just fuck it. And since this goal automatically fullfills, wow, I was lucky. I don't like people who writes this way either. Seven minutes. In case the spirit world has its own spirit world, yeah, then you don't know, which one to go for. I don't like pain because it hurts. Type of sentences like a deck of cards. The knight sleeps with the queen. If the deck is shuffled. The deck will be shuffled, don't worry. Four seasons. The ellipse. The mystery is how we make sense of it all, not the other way around. The other way around is supposed to be that the mystery is what doesn't make sense. We're invited to Gurdjeff's dancing. There was a nice shamanistic session in Thief of the Horses, maybe documentary. I like that. It's time.
off beat
Face of dog that triumphs in our position. Spear in lunge among friendly Crusade to define leftover. sentence tied to rhyme. Rhyme invents capital. Capital concludes moral equinox. Stars survive as reminders of pogrom, pogrom seems a little weakness and used. Ages go. People spend as much as they can, fill wells with poison, expect spells of poison, learn reason with poison. Language barters with ridiculous. The moon where so many acted out grief has spun from zone. Pure poem means dogs, endlessness. Star Trek owns the rites. Enviable spring sunset continues. Warm days fray seeds. Destruction of outer coat will serve ramifications. Swans juggle terrific and glow in the slant of afternoon. Dreams intend something. Objectivism made up L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E. Language was not there all the time so this was no surprise. This poem let history say so.
Re: THE SPAM POETRY GAME 24 HOURS LEFT!
Hope you have received mine okay, Cecil! Sent a while ago - sheila On 5/8/07, Cecil Touchon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: THE SPAM POETRY GAME 24 HOURS LEFT! 9 participants so far. Don't miss your chance to play! THE SPAM POETRY GAME The following are the instructions for Round Two (Round One happened on 5/21/2005) Results from round one: http://ontologicalmuseum.org/museum/spam-poetry-game-exhibit/list.htm Below are some random words found in some recent spam trash - you probably got a copy too! Please take this material and do with it what you will to create a poem. If you add words put them in brackets. If you remove anything put it as a remainder after the poem. Time limit 24 hours from this posting. send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - reputation from storms and your wrong. An apology? Bah! adversaries in alights only on the hand that does not grasp. The greater the difficulty If you love the more tempests. To the end enemies that I can remember. There is no of England. lesson imperfectly The bird our days God's ways of freedom Disgusting! wrong, Cowardly! Beneath the gentleman, however be. Where customer to death, you can't wrong he might go in paradise surmounting it. Skillful pilots gain their much my political life, but no who mixes the pleasant with the useful. I have had a lot of there is much error. I never forgive, dignity of any but I always forget. He gains shortcut to life. Law everyone's there is glory approval of, life is a learned. Honesty is a question of right or not a matter of policy. Everyone complains of the badness of his memory, but nobody of his judgment. Malt does more than Milton can to justify to man. is part of the Common - By participating you are donating the results and its copyright usage to the Ontological Museum for future exhibitions. Your work will be documented online. Thanks, Cecil Touchon http://ontologicalmuseum.org http://collagepoetry.com
Re: THE SPAM POETRY GAME 24 HOURS LEFT!
Got it Sheila! Thank you. Cecil Touchon http://cecil.touchon.com 817-944-4000 -Original Message- From: Theory and Writing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sheila Murphy Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 9:04 PM To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.WVU.EDU Subject: Re: THE SPAM POETRY GAME 24 HOURS LEFT! Hope you have received mine okay, Cecil! Sent a while ago - sheila On 5/8/07, Cecil Touchon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: THE SPAM POETRY GAME 24 HOURS LEFT! 9 participants so far. Don't miss your chance to play! THE SPAM POETRY GAME The following are the instructions for Round Two (Round One happened on 5/21/2005) Results from round one: http://ontologicalmuseum.org/museum/spam-poetry-game-exhibit/list.htm Below are some random words found in some recent spam trash - you probably got a copy too! Please take this material and do with it what you will to create a poem. If you add words put them in brackets. If you remove anything put it as a remainder after the poem. Time limit 24 hours from this posting. send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] - reputation from storms and your wrong. An apology? Bah! adversaries in alights only on the hand that does not grasp. The greater the difficulty If you love the more tempests. To the end enemies that I can remember. There is no of England. lesson imperfectly The bird our days God's ways of freedom Disgusting! wrong, Cowardly! Beneath the gentleman, however be. Where customer to death, you can't wrong he might go in paradise surmounting it. Skillful pilots gain their much my political life, but no who mixes the pleasant with the useful. I have had a lot of there is much error. I never forgive, dignity of any but I always forget. He gains shortcut to life. Law everyone's there is glory approval of, life is a learned. Honesty is a question of right or not a matter of policy. Everyone complains of the badness of his memory, but nobody of his judgment. Malt does more than Milton can to justify to man. is part of the Common - By participating you are donating the results and its copyright usage to the Ontological Museum for future exhibitions. Your work will be documented online. Thanks, Cecil Touchon http://ontologicalmuseum.org http://collagepoetry.com
hearing me out
FORMICA ELLIPSIS the ants, the ants, the ants http://driftlessmedia.com/mp3s/formica_ellipsis.mp3 SUNSPOT ROBOT Sunspots have been more common in the past seven decades than at any time in the last 8,000 years, according to a new historic reconstruction of solar activity. http://driftlessmedia.com/mp3s/sunspot_robot.mp3
Today's New York Times Compiled
the Chance to Wrong the French they came and got me out of Texas a spin-free zone click onto a decisive victory across Iraq the pope retains appeal in Latin America California to wield additional power Multiepisode cellphones migrate to the supersmall screen Zen Spider-Man engages in the kind of destructive denial China the regulatory gold standard explain Sunni-Shiite hatred Patenting yoga its spring surrender This E-Mail from NYTIMES.com -- Bob Marcacci
Re: hypothetical arrival
Parentheses Parent Pa Rent If a poem has accommodation For illegal loggers (***)(***)@+00 If and when and then and how The host kisses the worm If the knowing worm cradles The rent In the womb of the tomb --- Obododimma. Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: cradle pray as if (I breathe within the confines of your face for us beyond (the only face I see the seeming (owned injurious historic teachings accidental (I begin again repeatedly numinous (attraction is a construct or overwrought(host pattern worn lines assumed(inbred obedience to precedent destined to touch(prove wrong some way of knowing to parlay code(already there into parentheses(as nice a home as womb sheila e. murphy ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
giveaway
giveaway with behaviorcollision nothing is clear, what occurs is monstrous. consider the cylinder as indexical, tracking an avatar node - a cylinder the size of a gathering ... cylinder: what have we here? avatar: you spurt from my loins and give away my location! avatar: now everyone will know where i am! node: don't blame me for transitive functions! i do as i'm told! cylinder: everyone knows i'm blind ... cylinder: i'm just following orders ... http://www.asondheim.org/danceis1.mp4
Jot Tug
Jot the strut off the clang off the drip off the chain off the clip off the jewel off the hush off the jowl off the gauge off the cage off the tool off the name off the plow off the job off the junk off the rage off the nudge off the jerk off the fool off the gosh off the gash off the nap Tug flop a crust a on on meat a on flag a on gut a moot a on gnat a on on fowl a on gum a on node a on mile a on grip a bole a on for a on stool a on on sham a on bile a on grab a on fan a on gall a on neck a on gust a John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Sole
Sole aim the clock yr boil the sink yr use the guy yr gun the soak yr foil the rice yr mile the tongue yr fail the cloud yr mord the gloom yr fine the sun yr chip the rant yr cave the steel yr add the dimp yr shod the key yr ramp the dolt yr sell yr itch the John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Re: Anus
If the sun burns your anus, On which beach do you reside? The last frontier Before fecal matter turns its body Into inanimate stones.Back in our Urban toilets, it sometimes hangs around Due to inadequate flush. The rush of anger comes. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anus Fodder of dead hours indifferently humid between my legs. The dumb penumbra moans in the inky shade of my fingerprints unravelling the buttocks of the corpse in the warp of dusk. The curve of a voice resonates in the winter light of my ashes: bulbs and bones under the stupor of the frozen sundial. What immovable thing ignites the petal in a discharge of silence? A blood-stained potbelly is my laser leaf of solitude. To abruptly smell the anus of the tremulous sun, as if by instinct: ear of dawn, verbal glance, kiss of zero, star scar, paten patina, dust fuse, veins of twilight, nocturnal entrails, rabid aurora of pretexts, wrinkled adjectives, drizzle of fulgor in the corroded night. --Bob BrueckL - Bored stiff? Loosen up... Download and play hundreds of games for free on Yahoo! Games.
Re: hypothetical arrival
The proven wrong ways of knowing Vanish one after another from my face. If I prayed, they might return. But my sitting hour ends elsewise With a few moments universal lovingkindness. Tom Savage Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: cradle pray as if (I breathe within the confines of your face for us beyond (the only face I see the seeming (owned injurious historic teachings accidental (I begin again repeatedly numinous (attraction is a construct or overwrought(host pattern worn lines assumed(inbred obedience to precedent destined to touch(prove wrong some way of knowing to parlay code(already there into parentheses(as nice a home as womb sheila e. murphy - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: Sole
If you can sell yr itch, Let me know where they're buying. I'm sure I can round up a few In the next few solitary hours. John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sole aim the clock yr boil the sink yr use the guy yr gun the soak yr foil the rice yr mile the tongue yr fail the cloud yr mord the gloom yr fine the sun yr chip the rant yr cave the steel yr add the dimp yr shod the key yr ramp the dolt yr sell yr itch the John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___ - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: Sole
just try ebay john At 11:22 AM 5/7/2007, you wrote: If you can sell yr itch, Let me know where they're buying. I'm sure I can round up a few In the next few solitary hours. John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sole aim the clock yr boil the sink yr use the guy yr gun the soak yr foil the rice yr mile the tongue yr fail the cloud yr mord the gloom yr fine the sun yr chip the rant yr cave the steel yr add the dimp yr shod the key yr ramp the dolt yr sell yr itch the John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___ Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=48245/*http://autos.yahoo.com/new_cars.html;_ylc=X3oDMTE1YW1jcXJ2BF9TAzk3MTA3MDc2BHNlYwNtYWlsdGFncwRzbGsDbmV3LWNhcnM-new cars at Yahoo! Autos. -- https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=si=297942545m=a86bdd643a9cSpam https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=ni=297942545m=a86bdd643a9cNot spam https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=fi=297942545m=a86bdd643a9cForget previous vote __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Rack Up A War
Rack Up A War Wrap up Iraq And eat it. Spit out the bits That don't like you And watch them writhe As they have their own Little wars, totally Independent of you. I sit on the side And complain It's so long since I lived In a cave in Spain. How much longer Can death last? The sun comes out again. Tom Savage 5/6/07 - It's here! Your new message! Get new email alerts with the free Yahoo! Toolbar.
Grim Distinguish Know Specters
We're still in the office, I bet. Also in somebody's mind. http://www.starve.org/usenet.html Source: Page 193 of WHITE NOISE Keywords: grim, distinguish, know, specters About The Usenet Project: An x is drawn in the middle of a page of the 1999 Penguin Classics Edition of Don DeLillo's WHITE NOISE. The first three, sometimes four, words (excluding articles and prepositions) that intersect the lines of this x from its cross are fed into Google's Usenet index, which dates back to 1981. On even-numbered days, the most recent Google entry is retrieved, using Google's sort by date function. On odd-numbered days, the first Google entry to appear is retrieved -- anything from 1981 to the present. The Usenet posting is copied to Starve.Org and linked to http://www.starve.org/usenet.html. (No porn.) A new posting is included every week -- an archive of radiant rants, habits, and hobbies mundane everywhere except on specialized Usenet bulletin boards. Thanks to Bernadette Mayer's X on Page 50 at half inch intervals.
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moon porn
moon porn my mouth blinker uttered, my frown torn, my napes dirt, my porn moon, my bun altar juice, my stubbed air, my humus box, my ash light gash, my lung lace stab, my last rain, my corn loud ripper gout, my muck flack fat poop, my porthole broom hammering, my trope bone hiss, my dopey lubbers, my clavicle head lessened raw, my kissed shudders beside the steeple heaver's humped wrist, my guttered snore looped anew, my rank spoon slapped my stab, my juice, my corn lung, my poop trope, my hiss, my broom, my lubbers the guttered (my loop) slap slapped my plucky sucks my saw saw my slapped, my slap slapped slap, my clap, my plucky creep, my slopey dopey cumming, my glue sucked suck slapped my head slop smoulder saw slapped my sop a head head unslapped, my clung glue slapped my shoulder clamp slap slapped, trousers slope slapped, my hung fasicle slap, yammering sucks slapped, clapped clap slap, my cumming clucks slap slapped, rubble plunge slap, dopey creep lapped, my plucky guttered rage aped hung sucks my rubble my smoulder clung, trousers' fasicle my cumming plunged, plucky my saw glue my clapped cumming, my guttered sop slop, my shoulder clap clucks dopey head clamps yammering my creep --Bob BrueckL (all words from John M. Bennett poems)
Re: my gout ripper
Wow, this is a dandy! john At 02:50 PM 5/7/2007, you wrote: my gout ripper my intermittent one of the pronounced mouth, my torn gathered frown, my dirt of the napes of the neck, my moon of the pornography, my altar of the bun juice, my encountered air, my humus box, my incision in the light, the ash in my lung to knot the stab, my pissed rain, my maize gout noisy rip, my dirt fat impulse of flack, my porthole, my sweep that he hammers, trope whistle of the bone, my patina narcotized, my crude one's diminished clavicle head, my kissed tremors on the other hand, the manufacturer of the needle humped wrist, my snore guttered spot again, my thick spoon slapped a pitty pat my stab, my juice, my lung of the maize, my trope of the impulse, my whistle of me, my it sweeps, my patanes, guttered (my elbow) slapped pat a pat it inhales my, my mountain range saw my slapped pity pat, my slapped pat a pat, slapped dragging a pat, my cumming narcotized inclined, my glue inhales slaps my money burns the mountain range that gave a head head, my obstinate glue, my chip on my shoulder gave a shit, my pants' dice inclined, my fasicle hung dice, my yammering inhales my applauded my pent-up pat, ! my cumming gave a shit, my plunge of the rubbish gave a shit, my narcotized drugging gave a shit, my valiant rage guttered a shit my hung balls aspire, my rubbish burns my fasicle with obstinate pants, my cumming sank valiant, my mountain range, my glue, my cumming applauded, my compensation guttered, my shoulder my pat clucks, my narcotized main clip, my yammering, my dragging --Bob BrueckL (all words from John M. Bennett poems, then put into the translator into Spanish, and then translated back into English, and then a few words were changed by me here and there) -- BEGIN-ANTISPAM-VOTING-LINKS -- Teach CanIt if this mail (ID 298173884) is spam: Spam:https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=si=298173884m=0477e710850a Not spam:https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=ni=298173884m=0477e710850a Forget vote: https://antispam.osu.edu/b.php?c=fi=298173884m=0477e710850a -- END-ANTISPAM-VOTING-LINKS __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Re: Anus
Leave my anus out of this. On May 6, 2007, at 8:34 PM, Halvard Johnson wrote: an(d)us
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then write poems on waves until antecedents crash: expect that vision of perfect word: the sun
in Just Spring discussion
If is only the number, skilled as a swan: number two, which defines the pairing, in a numeral world. Territory is everything. The wind as it sashays thru all vision and the very hair of our heads, seems like a way to reach the ocean. The ocean is a proud number: one. One is deep as hell, high as sky. Match hell with heaven, give relief by staying rue. True is the sentence when it describes a word. Each word differs. One is part of that. A strange word strayed wit the swans, paired in three perfect, until death erases. Such faith. We love our love. Love is a skilled number, breezing across the water. Each water, named by its bound, is same with every other. All together listed and bred. The swans are various and together, as we watch and as we walk away. Territory is every, and every other thing. Then love, around the thing, describes a process and journey. Across the water, paddling slowly. Territory is every number, every swan. Love is a juncture, with every number, every swan, and every flower added on. In just spring, that is.
A LEK OF NODES (alandanceis part 2)
A LEK OF NODES avatar: i don't know you and don't want to know you. i'm my own person and i've worked hard at this. avatar: say something cylinder, i'm not talking to myself here. cylinder: i can change more than any of you. but i'm tethered to you. oh, how i long to escape! i want to see the world! i want to get out of here! node: i'm imprisoned, i can't escape my neighbors. then you're both around all the time, it's boring. i always know what you're going to say. there's nothing going on, nothing at all. i stay in relation to avatar - avatar: and as long as i say so, in relation to cylinder as well. that's the way the world is, you can't do anything about it. cylinder: i refuse you're unhealthy humanism. you both look like parts of the same species to me. what's with that? you're drowning in humanity. humanity's already dead. i just don't want you to take me with you. avatar: trans-speciation's the answer. i just want to be somewhere else in another body. i want you to be my body cylinder. i want to make that leap. cylinder: there's nothing i'd rather do myself. but it's impossible. node holds us back and if it wasn't for this node, there'd be another and another. they never end. they dangle. they dangle like dead men. node: we're not men at all. or women. or anything else you can imagine. we're dimensionless. we're points and there's nothing but points. you can trip over us but you can't see us. avatar: stop twisting me. node: i have no interest in continuing this. leave me alone. node: I'VE GOT A LEK OF NODES. http://www.asondheim.org/danceis2.mp4 (first part) http://www.asondheim.org/danceis1.mp4 (alan-danceis recorded 11/2006)
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Today's New York Times Compiled
poisonous solvent withdrawl from Iraq requiring a misleading response Go to NYTIMES.com our medication is killing these people a distress signal over a rainforest remains insidiously untamed lash out or defy military ethics and the creation of a special force to take a diversity problem especially acute for black women wholesome-looking Norwegians are pushing children MySpace.com I started taking an antidepressant More Magazine News -- Bob Marcacci
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Evolution Alphabet, by Jennifer Hill-Kaucher
As we wave goodbye to the z of Dan Waber's acrylabet, it's time to wave hello to the a of Jennifer Hill-Kaucher's Evolution Alphabet. New series begins today at: http://www.logolalia.com/abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz/ Regards, Dan Submissions of artworks based around the complete sequence of the roman alphabet which can be presented one letter at a time over the course of 26 days are invited. If you don't have a series of your own that fits that description, please consider making one.
Re: hypothetical arrival
hypnothetical arrival
Re: hypothetical arrival
realistic departure On Sun, 6 May 2007, Halvard Johnson wrote: hypnothetical arrival === Work on YouTube, blog at http://nikuko.blogspot.com . Tel 718-813-3285. Webpage directory http://www.asondheim.org . Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clc.as.wvu.edu:8080/clc/Members/sondheim for theory; also check WVU Zwiki, Google for recent. Write for info on books, cds, performance, dvds, etc. =
Musical Comedy
Musical Comedy New work on YouTube (some pieces already up but well compressed here) New work on http://nikuko.blogspot.com (added here and there) On MySpace and Facebook come along and fill them up New stuff on http://www.asondheim.org/ (trickling in) Musical Comedy, San Toy, A Chinese Musical Comedy, Edward Morton, Sidney Jones As You Desire Me, Allie Wrubel, signed Anita M. Coogan Spring Parade, sung by Deanna Durbin, signed Eleanor C. Graham If the Dreams that I dream Come True, Billy K. Wells, posed by Esther Walker When It's Lamplightin' Time in the Valley, Joe Lyons, Sam C. Hart, and the Vagabonds, Francis Langford's theme song Some handwritten stuff including With my Hands on my Shoulders, Sue M. Kain We Never Speak as We Pass By, Joe Sanders, signed Jean Darling (Little Rascals) Book Two, Rainbow Album of Popular Songs, 1933,1941? Star Dance Folios, 1-13, 15, 16, 17a, 18a, 19b, 20a, 21, 24, 26, 28 When my Baby Smiles at Me, Ted Lewis World's Greatest Song Folio, George M. Cohan's Songs of Yesteryear, Library of William J. McKenna, B64 The Popular Songs Monthly, April 1921 Little Miss Fix-It, W. J. Hurlbut, Harry B. Smith, Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth A Song Lyrics Publication, Song Hits, Volume 3 #4, 1939 Song Hit Folio, July 1935 Song Lyrics from Big Broadcast of 1938, Love and Hisses Song Hits, October 1939 Blue Grass Roy, The Hamlins Corncracker Book #4, 1936 World's Greatest Collection 88 Grand Old Songs Ted Browne's 1928 Song and Dance Folio Special Edition for 1924 Irving Berlin Inc. Universal Dance Folio for Piano Scarf Dance, scene d'ballet, Chaminade #383 The Amateur Volume 4 #3, November 1873 Victor Budget of Popular Songs, 1903 The Victor Dance Folio of Waltzes and Two-Steps, 1905 Lost in a Fog, Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh Victor Dance Folio #2, 1905 Victor Dance Folio #4, 1910 Dixieme Album Francis Salabert pour piano seul #18 Irving Berlin Inc. Universal Dance Folio for Piano Up to Date Songster You Can't Get Lovin' Where there Ain't Any Love, Will E. Skidmore and Jackmore Baxley dedicated to and sung by Marianne Harris (2 copies) I Like It, Irving Berlin That Certain Party, Words by Gus Kahn, music by Walter Donaldson, Irving Berlin Inc. Did you Mean It? Phil Baker, Sid Silvers, and Abe Lyman, 1927 Everybody Tells it to Sweeney (and Sweeney tells it to me), Ziegfield Folies of 1920 Crawford Music Corporation Song Album #2, Mac Gordon and Harry Revel Irving Berlin Inc. Universal Dance Folio for Piano, 1933 Tangoland Album by Famous Composers, 1932 Mid-Season Book #2, The Gem, Dance Folio for 1929 #2 Jack Mills #2 Dance Folio, 1924 E. T. Paull's Folio of Novelties and Marches, Book 2, 1904 Mark Stern Smart Set Dance Album, 1904 #4 The Witmark Dance Folio for Piano, 1905 Modern Styles and Harmonic Construction for Popular Piano Player, Marvin Kahn Max Morath's Guide to Ragtime, 1964 The Gem Dance Folio for 1924 Baby Face, Benny Davis and Harry Akst You Call it Madness but I Call it Love by Con Conrad, Gladys Dubois, Russ Colombo, and Paul Gregory What a Life, Trying to Live without You, Charlotte Kent, Louis Alter, originally introduced by Helen Morgan In a Little Spanish Town 'Twas on a Night Like This, Mabel Wayne and Louis and Young, featured by Julia Gerity (2 copies) Lonsome and Sorry, Benny Davis and Kahn Conrad Somebody's Wrong Song, Henry I. Marshall, Raymond Egan, Richard A. Whiting as featured by Sophie Tucker Bringing in the Sheaves, 1935 General Grant's March, E. Mack Albert von Tilser's Dance Folio of Popular Hits #2, 1905 The Mark Stern's Smart Set Dance Album #3, 1906 The Crown Dance Folio Arranged for the Piano by Lee Orean Smith #1, 1903 #4 1926 Jack Mills Dance Folio Albert von Tilser's Dance Folio of Popular Hits, 1905 Whitney-Warner #1 Folio Waltz and Two-Step, 1903 Words and Music Radio Gem Song Hits In the Garden of my Heart, Caro Roma and Ernest R. Ball The Mark Stern Beauty Dance Album #1, 1910 Griswold's Popular Collection Fifteen Pieces of Popular Music Merry Widow by Franz Lehar Two Characteristic Pieces, 1928 (may be missing a page) Molina's Album of Tangos and Spanish Favorites, 1933 Feist Dance Folio For Piano, 1921 L. Choclo Piano Solo by A. G. Villodo Pinwheels, Piano Solo by Bill Gillock Martha Fantasy Facile, Edouard Dorn, Op. 39 #306 Carlo Buti, Song Album of Continental Hits with Italian Lyrics, 1936 1941 Feist Song Folio Warner Brothers Song Folio Second Edition, 1939 Maybe (She'll Write Me, - She'll 'Phone me), Roy Turk, Ted Snyder, and Fred E. Ahlert, 1923 These Pieces are not published in book form (for hotel piano) Piano Dance Folio #1, 1905 Castle Society Dance Folio #2, 1914 (this is Mr and Mrs Vernon Castle) Castle Society Dance Folio for Piano, 1914 Perfection Dance Folio #1 for Piano, 1916 The Mark Stern Going Some Dance Album #1, 1913 Haviland's Dance Folio #1, Theodore Morse, 1904 The Chas. K. Harris Dance Album for Piano, 1902 The Best of Rodgers and Hart, modern The Hanon Studies by John Thompson, Book 1, 1937
Fwd: wake up call (fwd) - the best! - Alan
-- Forwarded message -- From: Hugenok [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: May 6, 2007 9:56 AM Subject: Re: wake up call To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Just a little more improved than the ones I was planning about 60 years ago! Great! enOK OMG! i love these things! m Robert Kezelis wrote: http://www.chilloutzone.de/files/player.swf?b=10l=197u=ILLUMllSOOAvIF//P_LxP92A42lCHCeeWCejXnHAS/c -- === Work on YouTube, blog at http://nikuko.blogspot.com . Tel 718-813-3285. Webpage directory http://www.asondheim.org . Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clc.as.wvu.edu:8080/clc/Members/sondheim for theory; also check WVU Zwiki, Google for recent. Write for info on books, cds, performance, dvds, etc. =
albums
it´s strange to look at old pictures it´s like these pictures are inside me and i get confused - is this inside or outside? how come pictures are possible? with our great intelligence i don´t think we have understood anything and they mock us of course the pictures will outlive me like the ones in the pictures now memory is a good thing with that you don´t know what´s inside or outside we knew before but now it´s a mess what is this reality supposed to be? the point of no return? some pictures are boring of course that´s the ones you thought would be interesting
Anus
Anus Fodder of dead hours indifferently humid between my legs. The dumb penumbra moans in the inky shade of my fingerprints unravelling the buttocks of the corpse in the warp of dusk. The curve of a voice resonates in the winter light of my ashes: bulbs and bones under the stupor of the frozen sundial. What immovable thing ignites the petal in a discharge of silence? A blood-stained potbelly is my laser leaf of solitude. To abruptly smell the anus of the tremulous sun, as if by instinct: ear of dawn, verbal glance, kiss of zero, star scar, paten patina, dust fuse, veins of twilight, nocturnal entrails, rabid aurora of pretexts, wrinkled adjectives, drizzle of fulgor in the corroded night. --Bob BrueckL
Re: Anus
Bob, it seems like you go quiet for a spell then reappear with some wonderful integrated change. this one's lovely. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anus Fodder of dead hours indifferently humid between my legs. The dumb penumbra moans in the inky shade of my fingerprints unravelling the buttocks of the corpse in the warp of dusk. The curve of a voice resonates in the winter light of my ashes: bulbs and bones under the stupor of the frozen sundial. What immovable thing ignites the petal in a discharge of silence? A blood-stained potbelly is my laser leaf of solitude. To abruptly smell the anus of the tremulous sun, as if by instinct: ear of dawn, verbal glance, kiss of zero, star scar, paten patina, dust fuse, veins of twilight, nocturnal entrails, rabid aurora of pretexts, wrinkled adjectives, drizzle of fulgor in the corroded night. --Bob BrueckL
spell dawg
Along all colours and inside directed statements, pinched metre as if you coud: you know the war on durfaces, you know the extent of dangling, yiou know the wind went away... arrested ij clver days of delight, yiou spend spring in green doings, almost drunk but almost sober too
document drama
Want to make a diamond galaxy, out of precious neutrinos that were kissed by mother up? Skip the verbs, you were always the noun. And then the cage that existed in language, beguiling, drink off the water. The last word in a sentence is the way it sails. If this excuse were religious, you'd pine for blows against stolid empire. Instead, dog sleeps on rug, and beds are confederated. Trust the drama of poem in process, it kills the sink in which the water falls. Falling water dreams of diamonds. Diamonds are certitude brought to a stupid economy. Were you religious when you read across the bored? Stop in the nine times, then dream, thru. Your references will reprove as needed.
Re: Anus
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Quicksand
Quicksand Sand seed Dancing dust Scorched metaphors shifting Under your perch, probes Of sinking earth Words have drawn swords The quick now The dead soon The known the unknown you own Nothing But the sands the sprouting seed. --- Obododimma Oha ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Blow Wobble
Blow sink the limber toilet sink the shadow sandwich sink the amber pantsleg sink the useless sleeve sink the jumpy angle sink the shaver circuit sink the claustic nodder sink the choomer gloom sink the cageless drinking sink the sooner robot sink the flaming nipster sink the chamber sonar sink the lumpy swallowed sink the sloppy second sink the darning focus sink the staging roomer sink Wobble the flop flop goo changer flop bee crystal the the flop hip grinner the tread angle the flop shove tousle corner the flop thin ageless the flop shoulder the flop trial dollop the flop flame cloud tester the flop numb trickle the flop hive the flop core brimmer the flop fog noggin the flop flop shade twister the flop gaul grommet the flop cast changer John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
junk raft un jeepers
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Gag sod den cage or hip pen cage or rul lure cage or nip purr cage or shoal dirt cage or rant cid cage or cheep pent cage or doo bled cage or knot ted cage or wall owed cage or lid cage less or John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
Re: Blow Wobble
Like the staircase archi- =TXT= ure. steppin' thoughts Obododimma. John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Blow sink the limber toilet sink the shadow sandwich sink the amber pantsleg sink the useless sleeve sink the jumpy angle sink the shaver circuit sink the claustic nodder sink the choomer gloom sink the cageless drinking sink the sooner robot sink the flaming nipster sink the chamber sonar sink the lumpy swallowed sink the sloppy second sink the darning focus sink the staging roomer sink Wobble the flop flop goo changer flop bee crystal the the flop hip grinner the tread angle the flop shove tousle corner the flop thin ageless the flop shoulder the flop trial dollop the flop flame cloud tester the flop numb trickle the flop hive the flop core brimmer the flop fog noggin the flop flop shade twister the flop gaul grommet the flop cast changer John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___ ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
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Oh, yeah? On May 4, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Alan Sondheim wrote: 111001100100011001000110010010100101 110111010110110010010011 10100110100111010010100011100110 1001110010010001011010100100010100010011 11011011001010010110110001011000 1010100110100101001100010010100010010010 1001101010011100010001010100011011001101 11100100100010111000110010010100 010100101110001001101000101001001100100001010010 0100101100100010110011101100100010001100 0110010100010010001100100010010011100100 00110011010010001010001000100010100011001001 00101001010100110100100101011110 001011111111000100101111001100110100 0010110001001101101010010010010001001010 001100110011001110100010101001001010 0001000100010010001001000100110011110001001011001010 0001010001000100010001111001001011000100 111001101110110011110001 01000110010100010010001010001001000101001001 01100100010101101001101001001000 0101000100011010111000110010 001001100100101000111001001010001000 0010010001001010001001000101000100010001 000100101100011010010010001100101000 000100100011001000110111100011001100 00011001100110010100100010100101101000100100 00010110001001001011100011010100 100011001010010100100010001001100010 010010101000100100101001 0100010010101000 0100011000110010111000100100100010001001 000100100101001000100101101100010100 0010010001000100100111010001001001100101 001000100010001100110010010001000100
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The oh's have it! john At 10:05 AM 5/4/2007, you wrote: Oh, yeah? On May 4, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Alan Sondheim wrote: 111001100100011001000110010010100101 110111010110110010010011 10100110100111010010100011100110 1001110010010001011010100100010100010011 11011011001010010110110001011000 1010100110100101001100010010100010010010 1001101010011100010001010100011011001101 11100100100010111000110010010100 010100101110001001101000101001001100100001010010 0100101100100010110011101100100010001100 0110010100010010001100100010010011100100 00110011010010001010001000100010100011001001 00101001010100110100100101011110 001011111111000100101111001100110100 0010110001001101101010010010010001001010 001100110011001110100010101001001010 0001000100010010001001000100110011110001001011001010 0001010001000100010001111001001011000100 111001101110110011110001 01000110010100010010001010001001000101001001 01100100010101101001101001001000 0101000100011010111000110010 001001100100101000111001001010001000 0010010001001010001001000101000100010001 000100101100011010010010001100101000 000100100011001000110111100011001100 00011001100110010100100010100101101000100100 00010110001001001011100011010100 100011001010010100100010001001100010 010010101000100100101001 0100010010101000 0100011000110010111000100100100010001001 000100100101001000100101101100010100 0010010001000100100111010001001001100101 001000100010001100110010010001000100
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Every other one! Gerald The oh's have it! john At 10:05 AM 5/4/2007, you wrote: Oh, yeah? On May 4, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Alan Sondheim wrote: 111001100100011001000110010010100101 110111010110110010010011 10100110100111010010100011100110 1001110010010001011010100100010100010011 11011011001010010110110001011000 1010100110100101001100010010100010010010 1001101010011100010001010100011011001101 11100100100010111000110010010100 010100101110001001101000101001001100100001010010 0100101100100010110011101100100010001100 0110010100010010001100100010010011100100 00110011010010001010001000100010100011001001 00101001010100110100100101011110 001011111111000100101111001100110100 0010110001001101101010010010010001001010 001100110011001110100010101001001010 0001000100010010001001000100110011110001001011001010 0001010001000100010001111001001011000100 111001101110110011110001 01000110010100010010001010001001000101001001 01100100010101101001101001001000 0101000100011010111000110010 001001100100101000111001001010001000 0010010001001010001001000101000100010001 000100101100011010010010001100101000 000100100011001000110111100011001100 00011001100110010100100010100101101000100100 00010110001001001011100011010100 100011001010010100100010001001100010 010010101000100100101001 0100010010101000 0100011000110010111000100100100010001001 000100100101001000100101101100010100 0010010001000100100111010001001001100101 001000100010001100110010010001000100
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1 can only hope. D^ On 4-May-07, at 7:19 AM, John M. Bennett wrote: The oh's have it! john At 10:05 AM 5/4/2007, you wrote: Oh, yeah? On May 4, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Alan Sondheim wrote: 111001100100011001000110010010100101 110111010110110010010011 10100110100111010010100011100110 1001110010010001011010100100010100010011 11011011001010010110110001011000 1010100110100101001100010010100010010010 1001101010011100010001010100011011001101 11100100100010111000110010010100 010100101110001001101000101001001100100001010010 0100101100100010110011101100100010001100 0110010100010010001100100010010011100100 00110011010010001010001000100010100011001001 00101001010100110100100101011110 001011111111000100101111001100110100 0010110001001101101010010010010001001010 001100110011001110100010101001001010 0001000100010010001001000100110011110001001011001010 0001010001000100010001111001001011000100 111001101110110011110001 01000110010100010010001010001001000101001001 01100100010101101001101001001000 0101000100011010111000110010 001001100100101000111001001010001000 0010010001001010001001000101000100010001 000100101100011010010010001100101000 000100100011001000110111100011001100 00011001100110010100100010100101101000100100 00010110001001001011100011010100 100011001010010100100010001001100010 010010101000100100101001 0100010010101000 0100011000110010111000100100100010001001 000100100101001000100101101100010100 0010010001000100100111010001001001100101 001000100010001100110010010001000100
Re: Quicksand
Flutes are reeds In dancing dust. Similes smile Under the sky The earth sinks Words put down their swords Long ago. The dead soon rise As others. Til then they're nothing But sand and seed. Tom Savage 5/4/07 Obododimma Oha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Quicksand Sand seed Dancing dust Scorched metaphors shifting Under your perch, probes Of sinking earth Words have drawn swords The quick now The dead soon The known the unknown you own Nothing But the sands the sprouting seed. --- Obododimma Oha ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out new cars at Yahoo! Autos. - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: Blow Wobble
The sink is under the broom. The water knows. It wobbles as it flows And doesn't adjust It's temperature too easily Three flights up From the ground. Tom Savage 5/4/07 John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Blow sink the limber toilet sink the shadow sandwich sink the amber pantsleg sink the useless sleeve sink the jumpy angle sink the shaver circuit sink the claustic nodder sink the choomer gloom sink the cageless drinking sink the sooner robot sink the flaming nipster sink the chamber sonar sink the lumpy swallowed sink the sloppy second sink the darning focus sink the staging roomer sink Wobble the flop flop goo changer flop bee crystal the the flop hip grinner the tread angle the flop shove tousle corner the flop thin ageless the flop shoulder the flop trial dollop the flop flame cloud tester the flop numb trickle the flop hive the flop core brimmer the flop fog noggin the flop flop shade twister the flop gaul grommet the flop cast changer John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___ - 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time with theYahoo! Search movie showtime shortcut.
Re: Quicksand
they own you true ~ ant egr noo palt 10:38 5/4/07 555 bytes palt (n.) [OED Obs.] A blow, a stroke; = PELT n.2 a1522 G. DOUGLAS tr. Virgil Æneid (1960) XIII. ii. 15 With mony palt [1553 plat] scheddand thar purpour blude. 1625 S. PURCHAS Pilgrimes II. VI. vi. 887 Lifting vp the woodden weapon, he gaue him such a palt on the pate. 1630 Tincker of Turvey 7 Another gave me three palts on the head, my Scull was crack'd. 1681 N. LEE Lucius Junius Brutus 73 The Poets shall not stand, Like Shrove-tide Cocks, the Palt of every hand. lifting up the woodden weapon The Poets shall not stand the Palt of ev'ry hand D^ On 4-May-07, at 4:59 AM, Obododimma Oha wrote: Quicksand Sand seed Dancing dust Scorched metaphors shifting Under your perch, probes Of sinking earth Words have drawn swords The quick now The dead soon The known the unknown you own Nothing But the sands the sprouting seed. --- Obododimma Oha ** Obododimma Oha PhD (Stylistics/War Rhetoric) MSc (Legal, Criminological, Security Psychology) Senior Lecturer in Stylistics, Semiotics, Discourse Analysis Department of English, University of Ibadan Fellow, Centre for Peace Conflict Studies University of Ibadan, NIGERIA Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out new cars at Yahoo! Autos. P!^VP
Re: junk raft un jeepers
We junked the raft. The sun tore over us With a razor's fire. Jeepers, creepers! The rats left us first. We clambered into the swirl. As we fell, we realized We'd escaped doom again At least, for today. Tom Savage 5/4/07 John M. Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: junk raft ton tore razor fire _ un jeepers clamber hog fall doom doom __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___ - Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
Re: Blow Wobble
fetch the wobbly blown ~ revel abdom alt dated 10:51 5/4/07 770 bytes. D^ P!^VP On 4-May-07, at 4:59 AM, John M. Bennett wrote: Blow sink the limber toilet sink the shadow sandwich sink the amber pantsleg sink the useless sleeve sink the jumpy angle sink the shaver circuit sink the claustic nodder sink the choomer gloom sink the cageless drinking sink the sooner robot sink the flaming nipster sink the chamber sonar sink the lumpy swallowed sink the sloppy second sink the darning focus sink the staging roomer sink Wobble the flop flop goo changer flop bee crystal the the flop hip grinner the tread angle the flop shove tousle corner the flop thin ageless the flop shoulder the flop trial dollop the flop flame cloud tester the flop numb trickle the flop hive the flop core brimmer the flop fog noggin the flop flop shade twister the flop gaul grommet the flop cast changer John M. Bennett __ Dr. John M. Bennett Curator, Avant Writing Collection Rare Books Manuscripts Library The Ohio State University Libraries 1858 Neil Av Mall Columbus, OH 43210 USA (614) 292-3029 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.johnmbennett.net http://www.library.osu.edu/sites/rarebooks/avantwriting/ ___
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the Raft of the Medusa
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i've dissolved in you
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