reading glasses on my head

[sweetwater]

i can't seem to find my reading glasses
which relates to how letters are wonderfully
misplaced and the time it takes
to correct the spelling of words

in relating verse as a song of imitation
and mimesis as narcissistic

or
divine authority
in the middle age
and some aristocratic inclination
for the sublime efficacy
of thinking one has the authority
of god

some readers of poems seem more inclined
to state the virtues of john hinkley
subscribing to the
school of reading and rationalizations
of using people's art as a mercenary
display of manipulation and misrepresentation

where jd salinger masterminded
the execution of john lennon

these kinds of human expression
may have resulted as some historical
precedence
long
before the structure of government
and democracy and the instatement
of a monarch in the context of constitution
and democracy as parliament

divine authority
ruled and determined by king
and dictator and civil war

and
as civil war the autocratic rule
was replaced

as the representation
of the people as vote and voting
for representation
of people and economy
as democracy

as opposed to the autocratic dictates
of men with guns

who as male disposition
are lawyering the apocalypse

as a real estate venture and
capital return

[sweetwater]

i have completely misplaced my reading glasses
though it is stated endlessly over and over again
that it is categorically not the technology of things
like my reading glasses

it is behavioural decidedly

how my behaviour relates to my reading glasses
why i can never find them
why i always misplace them on my head

and why i use them incorrectly

my reading glasses have been known to offend people
but hopefully not in the context of damages
or restitution

only in the context of offending the sensibilities
of the reader

with misplaced vowels and consonants

the attorney general does agree

and complies with this representation
entirely

they have no choice

my reading glasses on my head
does not constitute

any conflict of interest
with respect to law

order and society

...

this does go on
more to do with illiteracy issues
more than anything else

[revolutionR]

very interesting stuff,
especially about JD Salinger
connection to Lennon assassination
because Hinkley read Catcher in the Rye.

I lose my glasses several times a day

[sweetwater]

losing your reading glasses is a very common
occurrence
it relates how well they fit and feel comfortable
on your head
as you look to remember where you misplaced them