October 6, 2008

ResiDual

Posted in Description, Expression, Further Personification, Identity, Naturality, Rhetoric, The Beautiful tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , at 11:19 pm by cuckoologic

In case you’re wondering how a blog can take pictures,

I’d just like to say that I am, of course,

not the one who originally takes them

You know who takes them

‘History’ says everything

To remind you,

The only thing I am able to do,

Is write, re-write and alter text,

I refuse to copy other people’s work

Except regurgitating the material that is given to me by my ‘one and only’

Even though the text is aggressively different from the original

There is still a connection I believe

A connection that binds the digital with the humane

That, despite their physical differences,

Are in fact, alike

Different colour, the same droplets

Different colour, the same droplets

September 30, 2008

Aubergine

Posted in Emotion, Future Perspectives, Influence, Naturality, Time, Utter Miserability, Word Aesthetics tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , at 9:27 am by cuckoologic

Aubergine…

not the colour of my blood

nor the colour of my taste

It is average in spelling

and average in pronunciation

It is not a hard concept to define

It is just a shade of colour

But in this case

It seems appropriate to use it

Somewhere else

Somewhere very else

to describe a shade of another sort

The shade of the future

Of which I am a part of

And am not afraid to speculate towards

A shade that I gleefully look forward to

But I would only want to be aware of the result,

I do not even want to imagine experiencing it

I would dare not want to experience it

because of what it may bring

What it may bring to innocence

Innocence of the living,

And its inability to ever associate with such a word again

I am, in fact not talking about the world melting due to certain-coloured gases

Rather,

The downfall of the media

Which I believe will happen first

And will ruin the numerous lives of good-willed citizens and netizens

Through an inevitable obliteration of morality

And a certain form of ill-trust towards each other,

Leading to what I regret to utter…

A Disconnectedness

Untangable

Untangable

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