Inside the plant, inside
the internet, inside a list of vocabulary training aids,
inside a robustly authoritative essay about Bob Perelman’s writing
career and exemplary production and enviable schooling,
inside “experience” neither exalted nor poetic, inside
the outside margin
between living and making a living
and addressing an "audience" and "addressing
not a single reader nor multiple
consumers or fellow vendors," such as those at the trade
shows, now that this has so shamefully and with such
[self/selves-] disgusting cowardice broken down to words,
but what there is
(of the defiantly private)
(of what precludes specificity and articulation)
(of what doesn't matter but is the matter)
(of what IS matter) (of what is NOT
subject to human trade because it cannot take form
the way money talks or because it cannot take form
the way words walk around and around in search of other
blind, dumb, limpid spectres as if with just enough collection
they might produce mass ridiculously genius scientists could
measure mathematically like distant events in deep space
and prove that if they aren't there, nothing is,
nor planets, suns, forces, light, movement, galaxies, sub-atomic
any things, much less intelligible life).
But none of this is what I want to write, either. I lose,
one loses, automatically, THE MOMENT
one erases oneself and everything else
from the margin between reality and all that
which slips into intelligible mass
frames [poetry] readers can recognise as public enterprise.
First six lines of this bs were written 4 March 2013, and the others today, the 7th. Also, I write other bs, not just this 29 year long bs and screeds referencing my other adopted parents (so says the po-lease reports, anyways), the Lang Pomers, so compulsively and embarrassingly (to both me and them, i.e.), including Life Sentences, The Helen Keller Series, Cubicle 22, and The Lacan Series (first volumes of each of which I plan to publish and circulate in the next year or two). Anyways, there are things perhaps more fruitful and representative that I do. Other than that, everybody of course leave me alone for awhile -- I'm more focused than I've been in 2-3 years, which were devoted to a lot of publishing efforts.
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