- Fleabus, full-size.
- My apologies, the West Virginia teachers strike is not over, reports two nights ago notwithstanding.
- Striking teachers in West Virginia made sure their students had food.
- Did you know there is a teacher strike in WV? I heard and saw twaated that MSNBC's prime time hosts have made no mention, is this true? Not only would that be research, I would watch a motherfucking NBA game before I'd watch MSNBC.
- Still not on the front of Washington Post or New York Times webpages as of post timestamp.
- #777 is my lucky number.
- When Corporations became people.
- Desperate cornered animal.
- Modern violence, resistance, and the calculus of revolution.
- The critical zone of science and politics.
- Wait! New Richard Youngs!
- Innermost circle of rotation MSADI5G.
- DC United's season starts tomorrow. Remember when? Here are the probable starters: GK David Ousted; Ds Nick DeLeon, Steve Birnbaum, Frederic Brillant, Oniel Fisher; MFs Junior Moreno, Paul Arriola, Ulises Segura, Zoltan Stieber, Yamil Asad; F Darren Mattocks. I've heard of one of them.
- UPDATE! Fuck MLS, fuck United.
- Poetry and the Experience of Contact.
- >> Deleted bleggalgaze <<
- Poets' strike.
- New Yo La Tengo! (and old Yo La Tengo below the poem).
- Innermost circle of rotation MSADI5G.
IMAGE-NATION 9 (HALF AND HALF
Robin Blaser
there are shining masters
when I tell you what they
look like some of it is
nearly false their blue hair
but they are not ourselves they
are equivalents of action they
compose forms, which we hear
sound within a context
as if that action we are
images of used us
the body becomes an instrument
sometimes the harp pierces the body
and a man only hangs on the strings
I hear the airborne-fire, the dead rebels’
second speech, which follows their live words,
and the rice, and the motorcycles
but public life has fallen asleep
like a secret name the wrong-reader
will say he has pity for others
where the thought is born in hatred
of pity, which is only feeling the action
we are only images of hates pity
and its reduction of horror to sentiment
wordlessness no thing is so simply
personal I put my hand out to catch
beauty in the act of I know no beauty
which is not permanent not invoked
in splendour the words are meaningless
until they emerge in the action they are
images of
I was once a youth, and I was
a maiden, a bush, a bird, a fish
with scales that gleam in the ocean
they come from the dark under
many names the blue wind
they are not ourselves, not even
the moon drawn down into our
breasts that we may strike others
with eros the
body gleamed so wind
master a bone, a ball, a top
an apple, a mirror, a skein of wool
wind — words wind — hair we
have dismembered the earth and
are born lifeless on the moon mouths
to the wind
unthought the many mountains, the many
cities, the many houses
I was once another man’s heart
an eagle, a wolf cloud, smoke,
splash
psychron (cold, refreshing
anapsychsai (to be refreshed from evil
we have eaten ourselves luxurious and
careless I must bathe at the
gates of the city I must tell you
they have been blue in the heart,
in the wind
I have opened my mouth
they have come from the black-fire
we have stiffened
the terror of earth, as if terror were the only unearthly
thing in our hearts
we have given her rivers
of our own salt earth then remains uncanny,
sublime water is fear’s movement grief cries
in the air like birds fire is hidden in the imageless
self
the blue hair the face of gold the clothes
like snow the blood
is light
zero
enacts it
Jack Clarke’s ‘we are under image’
rythmos (form’s movement) to walk into ‘the
primordial always exists’ face to face always outside
ourselves the astonishment is
that it is kosmos
playing out with one man entheos
they are
the flowing boundary taking birth taking leave
at the point of the heart a continual
division of halves
Yamil scored ATL UTD's first ever MLS goal. It was a beauty. Great pace, good field vision, fine passer. Your boys (if you've reclaimed them) will like him. We got Barco, but we'll miss Yamil.
ReplyDeleteNah, I'm very happy not-Uniteding, for multiple reasons. I wish all my apostasies ended so satisfyingly complete. If U.S. Soccer Fed ever lost the playoffs and set up a relegation-tiered system for all pro-clubs I'd be curious to see if I'd have to fight off a damn, but since that'll never happen I'll never have the chance.
DeletePosted simply as reminder to self that once upon the first match of the season would have me buzzing....