The Amphibian of fire and unscrubbed smoke, black soot that later turns white, hides the spirit hulls up close, like metal sheds in a polluted creek that house bales of metal never taken from the wrecks. Creosote ties, spikes, rail rock beds. Colonists drop heavy stones from bridges to explode them. They fasten torpedoes to the oil stained rock. Slag piles breathe iron rails. Jack pulpits hide the springs.
One if by land two if by sea.Escaped light comes back believed. An amphibian of both worlds,
combatant in water and on land, the colonist is at home in opposites. The
small and the great point this way, but take another. Colonists ride the
torrent in their boat hulls singing like elephants, to translate coherence too big, ask advice when they don’t need it, never take it when they do. I am
not of one mind with these conquerors of DNA whose imperial control suggests they
are. In the coffee houses of base there is debate as to how humanely to
treat the sub humarian. Scales growing out on arms may be taken as tattoos, always
a problem for bosses when wolves are
lovely, dark and deep.
The law of
noncontradiction, irrelevance of programs not overcome, was, we use the
world nicely, edited out, some 50 % of noncoded DNA. QED stands in this class
of beings for those who keep copies of the Principia
next to the car in their garage, just in case incompleteness comes to a close.
What good would Principia be? Getaway
from gravitation begins at variable speeds. Identity
and diversity are relations where diversity is the negation of identity.
Causes of quantum superposition spray each
night to complete the transfer. Many riders feel nausea. Sleeplessness,
discoloration, dizziness, symptoms also of heavy metal poisoning. Sleepers walk
in trance, relations only identical when
their converses are. It’s not too much to say they turned up the drones.
After the elections, up the waves. Every
relation of converse, one noted, changed. Don’t say you don’t know about
this, it sounds paranoid. The agenda is a binary.
Huge giant moths were loosed. Too big to see, the moths themselves absurd, collective laments of these
myths created mythlessness. I
am afraid the world will laugh in the future when it is found that men were eating each other. They thought their arms were pencils. As I ride the subway the natives chew
on their arms, blood dripping down pant legs, the same on freeways shrouded in mist, or dust, among people
who believe nothing has a nature in itself, who cannot see themselves chewing.
At the back of their eating of course, Aristarchus pulls up from his crater.
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