[of] / of
—
not thought [of] nor of thought not restricted
[shouts]
not thought [of]
of thought [thought]
of it if it is
thinking
cancel the order
thinking
is it this when speaking in
common phases
meant when
intended
aphasiac slash phrasing
I was just thinking
meaning that recent but
connoting the process
whenever it’s common then
it isn’t what we call it
when we call it thinking
is it
statement intoned to be heard as a question
whenever it is acts like it isn’t
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stillborn / assassins
—
I am and have been despondent
stupidly so for a fact
then again work—me
and my dead trees—me
and my stillborn
assassins—I sent them
out dead—already dead
so that I could provide them
with warmth
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it even isn’t // I
—
outside one self I am he who looks out from inside
a serial experience
he is merely the voice of that which precedes him
and sometimes spots beauty
by an act of naming it such
that it is as he imagines when it even isn’t
I call I that when looking upon a dead apple
tree with one low lifting branch
tightly budded in deep rose blooms yet to unfold
all under an early day drizzle
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my country she festers
—
I have pounded my head into the pavement
more than once
bah
bam stuffing the air with words which subsequently collect
nonsense and worse
tamper packed bundle—blunder and—bust
one more person passes through this passing world
write that at this writing brain damaged
my country she festers
stink stinks and stank
the local pragmatic cadaver
would s/he think her/himself someone special
mama downloading some new someone special
some one special slob
better to die doing something I like
than to die while trying to escape
from a nursing home
clad in a pamper
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nothing / but liquid
—
so that the spectator can no longer separate from present
when perfect
mistaken projection wishful? Self
inflates on such ideas)
it too must be revisited thinking (what is it?
another mere word surgery
contend then ceasing
to contend yet continue
since by peace the violent perceive threat
sustaining attack seeming otherwise whatever intended not knowing self
nor how self is perceived
and perhaps most of all penal condition institute due servitude
if peace peculiarly exposes one to human violence
sleeper croon flat man and boneless declare nothing
but liquid slant substance blown
already wrapped in receding murk the charm of human
hostility
today
overcooked
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associate glut // book
—
part two
taser phone relict already
the immediacy of ars facere
artifact
dead faced suspect preceded by
his deadened word
each word left
undefended
to resuscitate a cadaver to
defibrillate someone made dumb
stammering book bleats when disgust w/the book
strange things to say but
witness this associate glut
book shelved between dusty books
confusion regarding place the specific features lacking
the language for that and so substituting abstract
fantasy something
some thing
something ruins
the air
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cyclists’ bill of rights
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recently approved by the Los Angles City Council but entirely appropriate to
support locally everywhere (but especially here in Asheville) a Cyclists’ Bill of Rights
indeed and in deed…eh, that it might appear as follows:
—CYCLISTS’ BILL OF RIGHTS—
WHEREAS, cyclists have the right to ride the streets of our communities and this right is formally articulated in the North Carolina Vehicle Code; and
WHEREAS, cyclists are considered to be the “indicator species” of a healthy community; and
WHEREAS, cyclists are both environmental and traffic congestion solutions; and
WHEREAS, cyclists are, first and foremost, people – with all of the rights and privileges that come from being members of this great society; and
NOW, THEREFORE, WE THE CYCLING COMMUNITY, do hereby claim the following rights:
1> Cyclists have the right to travel safely and free of fear.
2> Cyclists have the right to equal access to our public streets and to sufficient and significant road space.
3> Cyclists have the right to the full support of educated law enforcement.
4> Cyclists have the right to the full support of our judicial system and the right to expect that those who endanger, injure or kill cyclists be dealt with to the full extent of the law.
5> Cyclists have the right to routine accommodations in all roadway projects and improvements.
6> Cyclists have the right to urban and roadway planning, development and design that enable and support safe cycling.
7> Cyclists have the right to traffic signals, signage and maintenance standards that enable and support safe cycling.
8> Cyclists have the right to be actively engaged as a constituent group in the organization and administration of our communities.
9> Cyclists have the right to full access for themselves and their bicycles on all mass transit with no limitations.
10> Cyclists have the right to end-of-trip amenities that include safe and secure opportunities to park their bicycles.
11> Cyclists have the right to be secure in their persons and property, and be free from unreasonable search and seizure, as guaranteed by the 4th Amendment.
12> Cyclists have the right to peaceably assemble in the public space, as guaranteed by the 1st Amendment.
And further, we claim and assert these rights by taking to the streets and riding our bicycles, all in an expression of our inalienable right to ride!
“See you on the Streets!”
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state but so / stated
—
the need to uppercut
intellectual pretension
an emphasis on universal
fallibility seeks state
perhaps
approval
allow me sir
to say then that I
I am the stout
fist of a superior
law not given by state but so
stated by self such that
that law I since assume
by self-styled
necessity another
knarl deemed fit
to gun down on site any visible
or invisible consistent
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men // men
—
do say some
men bust in doors
do say some men
some men bust
in by order doors
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