She: Aristophanes says that lovers cannot explain their love. He concludes that they feel unconscious desire. He explains: Humans were both male and female but Zeus split them as punishment. For Plato, unity becomes duality.

In the Bible, it creates another unity.

Since Zeus cut men in two, each is seeking his missing half.

He: “That’s ( Read more... )

You start a sentence beginning-

A woman with three eyes, noses, mouth.

You begin by writing.

Mother sugar, I have failed. There are stanzas I write before I give up. I think of this boy- no, man, no- but he is not there. Mother sugar, I read before I can think before I eat before I drink before morning breaks night and still I do not understand my ( Read more... )

I am increasingly affected by vertigo where words mean nothing. Words mean nothing. They have become, when I think, not the form into which experience is shaped, but a series of meaningless sounds, like nursery talk, and way to one side of experience. Or like the sound track of a film that has slipped its connection with the film. When I am ( Read more... )

There are beads upon the glass she lay sewn, between her hips and thighs. Trinkets which were woven in tightly- bees that make no honey. Drones, we call them her male counterparts. Drones spin wildly around her tail ready to take hold- once we cried while the light parted, spinning cones of despair, failure in- the drone survives, succeeding- the ( Read more... )

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AP. Yes and it would make sense... it may be more paradoxical or contradictory that you are... you have a strong sense of what you want, but you can be surprised that you don’t know everything about yourself. And that may be the main point - it may be that one is being lured down a road which is suggesting that the project in some way is to know ( Read more... )

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