Tag: History

• June 16, 2022

  Names for Miracles

  Language augmented guttural moans, found pace with saliva drippings and punctuated actions as moments in time.  God tasked the 1st human with Animal nomenclature. Inheritance is wealth, is Choice, is what’s been done to scorched Earth despite an open-door-policy for Noah’s Ark.  Family trappings. Bonkers acquisition into aesthetic balance.  The illusion of bones for a […]
• March 31, 2022

  H(y)ist(erical)ory

  History defined in linear sequence relishes the abstract, securing human events as mere content for documentation, recommending the progress suggests a beginning, middle and end.  Empires burn, ashes procure beds for insects, butterfly wings titillate future gales, carrying flames to burn down the next Rome. If events are distinguished by how it impacts humanity, where […]
• November 8, 2021

  History Restricts What Time Gives (and love too)

  1. A railing design, wracked in nuance, habituates purpose to normalize the human lean. A bird perches on the pole, uses it as a stage to croon and seduce potential lovers. An ant wanders out of rank and file, begins to climb up the rod in honor of the Hive, to service the Queen. It […]
• June 19, 2021

  Panopticon Viewership for Influencers

  1. A history text-book was left open on the dashboard,  Through the windshield, read a statement, highlighted in green: “The State is a recent invention.” Accepting this concept,  Martha entered the Mall And proceeded to shoplift various items She considered crucial for her survival.  Red eyeshadow to disguise her laugh-lines. Make-up remover wipes to take-off […]
• January 18, 2021

  Honest History

  Headlights captured pebbles, Ancient charisma mistook the chiseled ArCh For Hercules’ jawline. Air quote hiss… Recognized in popped tires and elephant signals. Waved off shadows. Parrot (i) traded in reality For the proper height. An inch off the jawline. A foot from the road And Pink And Purple Blush designs accosted his smile Left sand […]
• December 21, 2020

  The 1st Mistake of the Paper Trail

    1. The night Beethoven detailed his loud affections for expiration in the Heiligenstadt Testament he dropped his pen and heard nothing. He stood at the apex of equal footing, lifted his nose to the impending eve and descended behind the notion of Napoleon slaughtering muddy waters to build a dry bed for orchestral fingers […]
• September 9, 2020

  History of A$H

  A smile is borrowed if ash lands on a person’s cheek and they wince in correspondence as wrinkles flick gray sprinkles to the accepting air. But if wincing fails “borrowed” rejects its description and takes on the moniker of stolen. These gestures are formatted like a chess-board to include outcomes when A happens B does […]
• September 8, 2020

  Poetry: a NON-Verbal Translation

  Poetry in the mead-hall after feasting was Beowulf accompanied by familiar pop melodies which to-day are repeated via transmission through the electromagnetic spectrum. The progression from verbal throat swells, held to Anglo-Saxon interpretation, assessed in real-time was void of phenomenal proclamation. Philosophers of yore instead deemed this the Word of God (or Gods), held to […]