Friday, November 19, 2010

Big Boobs With Milk Milk

Dreamers of Words - The Poetics of Reverie - Imaginary and Immaginale


The Poetics of Reverie
Gaston Bachelard
Editions Daedalus 1993


... "Childhood is the well being" .. . The well is an archetype, a heavier image for the human soul ...

Juan Ramon Jimenez (Platero et moi, trans. Ed. Seghers, p.64) writes: . A dreamer of words can not pass such a reverie without notice it ...
.. Reverie on staff meetings and places of ether ..:
.. what is the virtual world .. ... Is a bit 'like being in charge of a goal by having a daily treatment of a bus .. the same hours, same connections, same crowd, same faces .. sometimes unbearable odors, sometimes sensual flirting, others sometimes annoying skin .. then happen to engage in edifying conversations with the stranger that goes half way and I hope to see tomorrow, or take for certain that you are getting the right people are perfect for dreaming, then you realize that you were asleep with his head at the window ... it was now tarnished and had lost all the stops ...
on Bachelard and his poetic

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Master Lock 647d How To

History and Utopia


history as the expectation of a future


Wednesday, November 3, 2010

How Do I Get The Hair Off My Northface

Lavoiser - Carlos de Oliveira - Portuguese neorealism





Lavoiser

In the poem,
variable nature of words, nothing is lost
or creates
everything changes:
each poem in its
Profile
uncertain and calligraphy, is already dreaming
another form.

If poetry
assess any
its oscillation
inner
crystallized
another movement
thinner
that of the structure
which generate
millennia later
these imaginary flowers
calcareous
would
its micro rigor.

The bird, its anatomy
fast, full shape in a hurry, which condenses
just enough to be visible in the sky, without harming
;
other model Flights: clouds;
and light wind, leaves
now, astonished,
spreads its wings in the desert of the table;
try to cry out to the fake birds
that death is different:
cross the sky with a whisper of sweetness
and disappear.

The first form is still
elastic
other harden in the air, more angular, but they all weigh
,
developing laws of fall:
and fall; serious;
reduced to space of weight;
the flight is the unique abstract
or rather, the metaphor of the wings, which implies
things for hours without laws;
but the plural, the flights, no, make
forms clear,
the limit to their opacity;
and each pulse in the air, the weight back
bodies
of flight:
flights are returning.

Carlos de Oliveira " Lavoiser" by lado Sobre or Esquerdo
by Pessoa Oliveira
Modern Portuguese poetry
by Giuseppe Tavani
Modernism, Surrealism, Neo-realism
1973 Academy Ed

Link to Oliveira and poetry Portuguese



Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Ex Officio Robert's Rules

Almost - Surrealism Portuguese



Carlo Carrà - Interventionist Demonstration -1914
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Almost

A little sun - and I was grilled,

a little more blue - I was there.

to succeed, I missed a wing beat ...

If I could stay here ...



fright or peace? No. .. all gone

ingannator below sea-foam;

and awakened the dream in the mist,

the big dream - sadly - almost lived ...



Almost love, triumph and almost flame

almost the beginning and end - almost expansion ...

But all my soul is poured out ...

Meanwhile nothing was just an illusion!



Everything had a beginning ... and it's all wrong ...

- Oh the pain of being almost infinite ... -

I among others I missed, I missed me,

wing who ran but did not fly ...



moments of soul I dissipai ...

Temples never an altar where no positive ...

Rivers lost to the sea without ...

anxieties that were not but that I fixed ...



If I digress, I only clues ...

spinners towards the sun - I see them closed;

hands of a hero, without faith, invilite,

put grates over the cliffs ...



In momentum spread of languor,

all taken and possessed nothing ...

Today me, there is the disappointment of

things that I kissed but did not live ...



....................................... ........

............................................. ..

A little sun - and I would be grilled,

a little more than blue - and I would be there.

to succeed, I missed a bird's wing ...

If I could stay here ...

Mario de Sa-Carneiro N. Lisbon 05.19.1890, M, suicide, Paris 26.04.1916


(Poetry comes from dispersion 1914)

From a Oliveria Pessoa - Portuguese Modern Poetry "Modernism, Surrealism, Neo-realism" ed.Accademia 1973. I ed. pag.119
by Giuseppe Tavani


Notes From Mario de Sa-Carneiro
... Friend devout admirer of Pessoa, his poetry (which shut themselves entirely within the short span of four years: 1913-16) was born from the sign of a decaying symbolism and assimilates instantly
pessoana the lesson, which he channeled within the canons of prosodic and rhythmic and interprets Symbolist
in key delirious extravagance and hypersensitivity hallucinated into which the Futurist Marinetti and the dreamlike visions of Walt Whitman and Picasso ... "