As/Is

12.20.2006

Planasthai: [Gr. to wander]

Sixth "usted." DeKooning blacker than language.

Pretenders at status-tomato-Argentinian-"non-partiere."

New World: He / She / It: meaning UTOPIA(Gr. For
"nowhere" a faux-dwelling in which (OE) "wealcan"
meant simply "to roll" whereas "wedding" pledges itself.
"Vindr eage" is poesis for "wind's eye" & yes, "wind's"
a cretan presupposed: arbitrary, pseudo-etymologia
posed as "Jan-Kees on Dutch borders where "stolid" is
"mimic" or "tennis," for example, [originally: "tenez"
in French, pronounced (tuh-nay)(translated here as:
there you go) & yet "visge / beatha" (water of life) still
flatters beyond obvious discourses. Yet "starve" in (OE)
is still "steorfan," meaning "to die." Bleaker than under /
beneath origins' turkey-raging-cinema-marquis, aptly
annunciates such neon-ates as olde pal, tete a tete. Or
(OE) "head to head": see "kopf," Tide & Time: see "zeit"
or "trivia" [the word "trivia" stems from the LATIN
"tri" which is 3 & "via" which is road. Thus "crossroads":
three streets intersect in Rome at 12 strada decamped,
whereas NARRATE dissembles the northern: "slaughter
is our slogan" (slogan being Celtic w/ twin roots: "slaugh"
& "gheun" translated as
"battle" & "cry." Our rebel slogan means: "steorfan"

& "sterben."

posted by Raymond Farr on Wednesday, December 20, 2006

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Really Good Really Good - deconstructing deconstructionism (just another trope...)

Simon/Crescent

# posted by  Crescentsi on 10:34 AM

 

Hey! me comment not show up ???

# posted by  Crescentsi on 10:39 AM

 

Thanks simon/crescent for the feedback.
I'm sorry you couldn't get the real
gist of the poem.
I am having trouble with alphabet soup.
Mark Young is helping with the fix.
Please check back for an edited/revised version of my poetry
on As-Is.
But thanks for liking what you read.

# posted by  Raymond Farr on 4:29 AM

 

Hi Raymond - I like it anyway!

It's nice to see "Celtic" mentioned. I've been trying to put some olde english/celtic words in my text.

Cheers!
Simon

# posted by  Crescentsi on 10:09 AM

 

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