one poem that had been over for centuries spelled wrong

Hey! remember when Rob Reiner's son murdered him and Trump sent out a deranged happy tweet celebrating Reiner's death and everybody was WOAH! Trump is so gauche! and a prominent NYT conservative columnist wrote a scathing anti-Trump screed calling him petty, hollow, and squalid, saying Trump "the most loathsome human being ever to occupy the White House", which surely had to be shitlord-approved? Decades ago

That's not why the headshot, this is in reaction to bloooooger changing its coding and fucking up the accretive process I use to make these shitty posts: this is the second of this one post (after multiple attempts to fix the now abandoned first). A digibud asked me a week or so ago whether I'd ever consider sabstucking and I answered no, I will never beg for money and regardless whether I have to beg for money to sabstuck or not moving to stacksub would imply a different kind of damn than I own, plus I have bloooooger tuned to work the way I post - adding daily, subtracting daily. Now that bloooooger fucked up the first draft of this post's coding (and future posts' coding), I'm still a hard no to stubsack, but fuck my free blooooooging platform. Being pushed, still won't jump. Fine metaphors abound. HEY! Bill Nelson is 78 years old today

Try to imagine this utterly intolerable, dystopian future
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"MAGA’s lust for publicity may be its undoing"(?)
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"Noticing that Democrats are passing “right to die” laws before passing “right to housing” or “right to healthcare” laws"
Inside Stephen Miller’s Dark Plot to Build a MAGA Terror State
"Liberal class politics is when one of the most powerful political players in Washington with an eight figure net worth calls teachers "elites"
AI billionaires' 2026 intimidation campaign is already working
"I think this is useful to read the whole way through to see just how Internet-poisoned right wing billionaires are. This guy is insane"
How Capitalism Replaced America					The FCC Just Admitted It's Not Independent Anymore
"Once in a century political opportunity here, if only there were a party to claim it"
On the coming geopolitics of the compute stack, or Our New Imperial Strategy
"For Schumer Dems, the overnight immiseration of tens of millions of Americans because Obamacare was deliberately structured to keep people on the precipice and at the mercy of GOP savagery, means one thing: a lucrative fundraising opportunity"
On the political economy of the Cloud and AI
Grown to believe that excessive wealth does something to your brain that is analogous to a serious head injury
The politics of affordability are explosive
What will the resistance look like in 2026?
"I don't want to attack people for belatedly doing the right thing, don't want to punish the behavior I want to see, but yeah it does frustrate me that people could accept genocide in Palestine and trans exterminationism but apparently draw the line at being mean to Rob Reiner"
800 Days of Genocide in Gaza
The True Infinite and the Republic of Virtue
Bleggalgaze		No more paperbacks				Maggie
On Thomas Pynchon’s Detective Fictions
{ feuilleton }			Limping into December
From The Collected Letters of Jack Spicer
He's getting weird			Strip tease		Pisstown Chaos

[WHATEVER MAKES IT] Clark Coolidge Whatever makes it up makes up for it as a poem the tunnel Lincoln was afraid to enter etc also please avoid pounding the poem itself there are dense poems and there are light poems lung poems lapse poems and even Webster's poems the tale of the crèche at the bottom of the lake
not a poem but an opening so to be wished
one poem that had been over for centuries
spelled wrong    misspoken    in arrest
nevertheless a poem to be worked in there
a land poem    a strain poem    a trained poem?
we established a relationship    that one and us
the way laid out in sweeping volumes in turn
in exchange    in alarm    in nothing but reverse form