As if it was, and often it was, the only cultural capital we
had
the present but fugitive body 
iconicity is a form of make-over 
a void we inhabit 
see how really caught they are 
the emptying out of self as a
strategy 
an autistic contiguous mode of thinking 
the cuts are felt like characters 
the cut (human sampling) is psychotic 
—with
language from Glenn Ligon
*
The brick nature of it 
the inherently
unforgiving footprint for natural light 
sunlight is directional 
is it a point in motion? 
find a way to break the system 
the real townhouse problem 
space itself is moving 
when they connect they make
something new, a new pose 
*
A whiff of what life may be 
we’ve not yet
seen what a collective body can do 
and we don’t even run away 
that’s when we
discovered tear gas doesn’t kill you 
it’s not a weekend 
I’ll step up this wreck 
a sense of care for the social body in the moment after the
crest
—with language from David Buuck
*
Very very very felt 
sense of the
simultaneous vacancy and presence 
weightless/absence/words with ‘less’ 
a delineated
presence that describes his absence 
a lack/a half-desire 
landscape-wise and temporally 
when something becomes legible it becomes real 
the language of the destroyer 
stardescent soul 
piles-up into thresholds 
how you can talk about the scope of the universe 
sort of God but really vague 
paradoxes that are always present 
*
An essence of movement 
to make the rich think 
dead ducks don’t need duck calls 
being surrounded by human terms 
pressing the leaf and the sound 
gives the vegetable a voice 
demanding that truth comes from context 
this is a really sad poem 
a remnant of the somatic
*
Not a person but a collection 
collective thread not by race,
gender 
we are all… we are responsible for our actions 
poetry as crystallization of time
and place 
architecture as crystallization of culture 
what is movement 
To see crisis not as a
great hill… 
We
are concerned with movement / and stealing a little bit of life / in the
metropolis 
going into battle 
            sounded
like a dance when the police were tossing that woman 
sort of like melodramatic 
            describing
it in the true form of what was happening 
the art of rebellion is strange to me 
            rebellion
is awkward violence is awkward 
the artistic remediation changes the reality 
            just before
the battle starts, the music
—with
language from Jackqueline Frost’s The
Antidote
*
Replace the word ‘write’ with ‘dance’ 
            you are
collaborating with time 
—with
language from CA Conrad’s A Beautiful
Marsupial Afternoon
*
Stalking what people want us to see 
            we want our
names to last forever 
the sass given back to people 
            the kitschy
items make up her personality 
dresses like the Internet 
            the
Internet persona before the Internet persona came about 
over culture 
*
Soft-eyed asshole 
            soaking up
my blue 
breathe into a fire and it grows 
            sounds that
were sort of like words 
music has a way of demanding space 
            to divorce
from the analytical 
how expressive his whole being is 
            words and
languages being a civilization of sound 
tone worlds 
            a place is
not made of its component parts… but sound 
coming from silence and being
born 
            what does
it mean to write down and print one of his poems? 
the lyric is a sign that speaking is taking place
*
Wedded to this order and sequencing 
            it’s a
little alone
—with
language from Fred Moten’s B Jenkins
*
Recognition, recognition of misrecognition, misrecognition
of misrecognition
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
