Tag: phenomenology

• June 26, 2022

  Knowledge is an Aesthetic

  “… knowledge about a fact; and this knowledge admits of numberless degrees of complication.” – W. James 1. Humanity named language  Granting Spaces agency with form and place  Out in the darkness  Piles of clothes amass in the bedroom  T-shirts have names but they’re laundry  What form do I take against the laundry, stars and […]
• January 29, 2022

  Illusions in Reality. Art, Love and Caffeine

  Cupid’s head, decapitated, set in stone,  Mounted as  The Fountain-head, spits A Stream of water,  Which arches and frames, Park grass  Overlapping the horizon, Adorned with picnic tables,  Shelters, willow trees  And The occasional dandelion. * * Black specks leap In the distance, additional focus  Transcribes taxonomy  Adjusts their shapes and adds fur,  Whiskers, bushy […]
• January 6, 2022

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  Hands rest  In pockets, Fingers pinch An inseam – let go  And secure  Flesh for fabric. (where has the time gone?) Faith in  Corporeal  Structures, categorizes  Conscious content  To relay another happenstance And create the moment, Despite what it’s not.  Foregoing another minute, Quiet breaks… Piano melodies inhabit vibrations, Teasing the eyes to distinguish truth  […]
• June 28, 2021

  good mourning to right angles

  Right angles dominate stone, composing city blocks, casting aspersions toward gutters afflicted with hunchbacks, cracked windows and double glass, smothered in a milky sheen, giving the impression steam is always present.  Archways challenge flat rooftops for rain collection. Flat-tops halt the water, collect it to form oblong puddles and in the morning sun, reflect tree […]