[lit-ideas] Re: Sitted on tanite's pome - Jumping the gun

At first I thought this was a bit experimental, a verbal equivalent of 
paintings hung in the Museum of Modern Art, but looking at it more closely it 
does seem to have a purposefulness and structure to it (as do the 
paintings in MOMA no doubt, even if their purpose is lost on me).  
This starts with the A's, winds up with the W's, yet wisdom is 
wrathful and the snake bites its tail as it cycles back to 
Wernicke's.  There's quite a bit in this.  It's quite 
interesting.


--- On Sat, 5/31/08, David Wright <wright@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

From: David Wright <wright@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: [lit-ideas] Sitted on tanite's pome - Jumping the gun
To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Saturday, May 31, 2008, 11:29 PM


Crude apologies to the repeat reader, but the copywright has expired, so I'm 
looking to republish...
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 I  ~ Wernicke

    This ambrosia:

      sweet   end.
        soft-      en'd
            for mortal tongues,

      sounding,           
     surrounding
            
      the idiot's tale,
    full of  f u r y ,    yet,


 II  ~ Thalamus

F i l l e d  with  the  sum  of  all  suns,
    the I, that is my eyes,

        contains,       
 retains,
               s 
t  r   a   i    n    
e      d
         with the plenitude,

                [I 
n   Sol itude]

                  
         [    ( rub those bleeding 
orbs raw!;    ]
              
             
[      Cast off those scales! )   
            ]
                
             
                
                
        )
                
              
                
                
    )
      stunted and stained by the sanguineous
            sap of substance and, 
the gods-be-damned,  t r u t h !

 III  ~ the {cerebral} cortex

Dear  Lady  of  truth, 
   
              
of  all  my  love:

    You deceive!

 Against civility, swearing fidelity,
     your cranberry hands turn
         his story-book page,

    writ full with the wrath of wisdom.


     affectionately your servant,


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