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Month: April 2013
Circling Empty Wells
sifting through ignored piles of the semester
another “reject” as it were from the collaborative work with Quirk’n It
we call it “circling the well”
this devoted dance
in which all paths
point to the gap.
.
we want to be loved
for who we “are”
some true self
supposedly
.
fabricated
in the midst of
the rest of us
is “all.”
.
we touch the tiles
and read them
when we can
mapping our approach
.
to the heart.
The urn is empty –
perhaps the strongest clue
that our dancing fills it.
N Filbert 2013
A lightening, a delicious weight
The semester is beginning to dissolve, moments opening up for readings that wander further afield… the pleasure of not squeezing freedoms into necessity however inextricably they are entwined… the reprieve arrives today in the form of:
“What is to be understood through seeing and hearing (even if not at first glance) cannot be too far removed from what is already known. As incomparably as something unutterable may be expressed at times in a gesture, a grouping, a picture of feeling, or an event, this always happens only in immediate proximity to the word; as something hovering, so to speak, around its core of meaning, which is the real element of humanity…the essence of the person does not reside in his experiences and feelings but in his silent, persistent quarrelling and coming to terms with them.”
-Robert Musil-
Additional “freedom fare:”
Of Objects and Artefacts
Friday Fictioneers, April 26, 2013
I stepped up to read. I. Stepped up. To read. Probability, readiness, obligation. The ambiguities.
A body, emotive, sensitive, intentional – in an environment that includes me.
In a state. For an activity. Motional, potentially controllable: possessions, perceptions, cognition.
A circumstance, a situation. Complex phenomenon. Elaborating, extending, enhancing.
Time and place replete with past, present and future. Here, now. Ordinary, occasional, simple things – processes.
Being, doing, sensing. Thinking, feeling, seeing, saying. Behaving. Acting, changing, being created. Existing. Having identity and attributes, symbolizing. Relation is all. The relations of relations.
We interact.
N Filbert 2013
Outlining the philosophical project of creativistic philosophy
A stimulating realm of thinking
Sent from a friend…
…passed along for Tocksin
(and other grammar afficianados)
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Journeyings
new work by Holly and I, in collaboration with Emily Hughes at Searchingtosee.com
The Secret(s). The Key(s). For Everyone. The Next One.
Someone recently tagged this post I had long forgotten came from somewhere within me…re-reading it re-opened and helped provide direction or remembrance to some interrogative purpose… thank you WordPress-ers
“He opens Nothing, with a nothing key” (Macedonio Fernandez)
(Arkadii Dragomoschenko) “Everything begins as an error of vision…”
Time. How it fluctuates. The excruciating and seemingly eternal wait…and that which occurs suddenly. Whether it exists or not, we live on its terms. Experienced, as with everything, to varying intensities.
Interruption.
Arrival.
Topical, temporal, terms.
Age-old commonplace: does movement (spatial) fragment a continuum (temporal)? or does some urge toward continuance (temporal) spawn diverse actions (spatial)? Chicken or egg? Or chicken in egg withwhile an egg in the chicken? Choose your poisons. Or not. The terms preside.
When are we most apt to accede to the passage (spatial) that is (of) time? Alternately referred to as “aging,” “progress,” “growth,” “erosion,” “deterioration,” “process” and so on. Some quote/unquote “motion” variously rendered (perspectivally perceived).
Serial designations. Arbitrarily “first,” “second,” “third,” “last.” “Beginning,” “middling,” “end” (-ing). Sounds and rhythms (consonant-verb syllables)…
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A Complexity of Signs
“I had another friend who was so certain that the only way he could identify himself was through language and further by losing himself as object within language that he lost his mind, possibly within language as well, but I never knew what the hell he was talking about.”
– Percival Everett by Virgil Russell-
and highly recommended