Cathedral of Meaning

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Cathedral of Meaning

Post by revolutionrabbit » May 10th, 2009, 6:57 am

What exists hardly notices itself
time is getting less at it fades
or we have "to much history"
as Whitehead said to the gray dove
time seems to fade into itself like
some painting of words that makes
a Cathedral of meaning, we become
that which is too much said, and not
enough really known about what passes
from one holy spirit of the head to the
other

If language was self-aware would it speak
about the roots of words and how they grow
from the soil of consciousness, how they feel
about how we use them to tell ourselves its
alright?

Or would we dig up the purpose of telling this
from a garden that has now become symbolic
has now changed into the knowledge of good
and evil, once the word was said by some other
word that we call the one word that made it all
there is nothing to be said about this, one word
as there is no way to speak with just ,"one word"

As the far fetched becomes more fetching as the
far away becomes more exotic to our senses we
begin to lose that one thing that connected it
there then seems to be an absolute dislocation
from the original meaning which was meaningless
to begin with

having said that, we can either invent some hole
through all this stuff we call matter and meaning
and imagine another universe where numbers and
light are still making a structure that exits in pure
face of expression, in expression held to the ineffable

or we translate the untranslatable and pluck
the rose petals from the unidentifiable object, now
up above the honey moon full as the dot the dot that
writes itself out of itself in a unfolding spiral of gold fire
an areola of unwritten written something surrounding it
this then a poem that has called itself a one poem poem

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Post by still.trucking » May 10th, 2009, 10:39 am

if we could only find that elephant graveyard where words go to die.

a fortune awaits. us.

all the bother
all that trouble
create a universe
stir the primordial soup
to produce a strand of RNA
to twist and shout
thousands of millions of years
to Evolve
a brain and voice box

just so Fred Flintstone could say

Yaba daba do

that is the way the word ends
between the creation
and the big whimper
"Natural selection, as it has operated in human history, favors not only the clever but the murderous." Barbara Ehrenreich

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Re: Cathedral of Meaning

Post by sonofthesun » May 11th, 2009, 11:03 pm

well i tried to quote...
didnt seem to work
as the gist of my message
went along those same lines
words are just fluff
something for the emotionally declined
either you know or you dont
it is up to you
work past boundaries
or smash your nose up against illusions
made to keep you.....?
satisfied
is this needful
do you know what it is
have you looked off a cliff and kissed infinity
inside your mind
without the absent observer
there is nothing to observe
know that words are worthless
without
the feeling behind
There is no empty space

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Post by still.trucking » May 12th, 2009, 12:18 am

I spiral outward into the void
Flinging off identity and meanings
As clear as death
"Natural selection, as it has operated in human history, favors not only the clever but the murderous." Barbara Ehrenreich

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Post by sonofthesun » May 12th, 2009, 12:56 am

all times i am here
as shall we all
i worry
but i know
the breath
leaves me
but never disapears
There is no empty space

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