Thursday, November 11, 2004

remember

this

that constituted
within plateaus
is the infinite regress
of language

always keeping us at a distance
from its meaning
because
at that moment
language is no longer defined
by what it says
but

retreats
to its causes,
causes it
to move,
to flow
into a process
that pushes languageasawhole
to its limits,
to its edge,

to its silence
because
at the outside
is where it strains
towards something new,
no longer linguistic,
but which only language makes possible,
creates a repetition,
a bifurcation,
a proliferation,
a deviation
that constitutes something
like a foreign-language-in-the-language-one-writes-within,
that carries all language
to its musical limit,
into an assemblage of enunciation
found at that border
that separates it from music,
produces a kind of music
that mobilizes everything,
mobilizes the author's will,
wishes
desires,
needs,
necessities,
that
when reading the text
at its Rubicon
becomes
an experimentation
that extracts

its revolutionary force

this
retreats
to its silence
its revolutionary force


...


7 Comments:

Blogger in vino veritas [in wine, there is truth] said...

the [blue moon]/[hand in the dark] was interesting; still 'under construction'?

2:09 p.m.  
Blogger name of the rose said...

tht you would notice htat...I don't always trust my moods

2:11 p.m.  
Blogger in vino veritas [in wine, there is truth] said...

and what mood was that?

2:28 p.m.  
Blogger name of the rose said...

the mood (self) fabricated by a few simple words read in haste, then (mis)construed with meaning and out of which one creates a labyrinth of thought not necessarily intended...words, that in the light of day read more simply, until one no longer trusts one's ability to listen...ironically...

a good response to this would just be to shake your head, look up at the sky and say "okay"

or

"If I don't know I don't know
I think I know
If I don't know I know
I think I don't know"

(...from rd laing's knots)


and yes, perhaps that text will be rewritten

3:22 p.m.  
Blogger in vino veritas [in wine, there is truth] said...

a rare glimpse inside ...

3:59 p.m.  
Blogger in vino veritas [in wine, there is truth] said...

recalling as well that the previous one mentioned that sometimes words jump out at you, but other times there is pleasure in listening to someone read ...

it struck a different cord, with (seemingly) opposing ideas; no, not ideas - remarkably juxtaposed images and thoughts.

5:09 p.m.  
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