October | 2009 | EITHER/OR/BORED
tapped from the manchester poetry mainline
Filed under: manchester, poetry, Uncategorized, writing by Adam V. Cheshire — Leave a comment
Sorry for the influx, Am messing around trying to get my brand spanking new blog to display properly in facebook (you know, with a link to the actual blog and what not). Nearly done.
now that’s what i call fusion
I propose that we merge Islam and Judiasm. It’s called Jislam! That’ll keep those pesky christians in line….
test, innit
Go back to sleep. This is just a test.
Either Or? Bored.
“You have been raised in an unsane culture. Driving that unsanity is a slavery to words. For sanity, you must learn to attend to reality outside yourself. The woods and the trees are real. To discuss them adequately, you must learn to communicate with clarity. That means understanding the confusions of language that are rife in western culture.
Every time you use a word you make a choice, you form a category to which only you have access.” – Aristotle’s logic – Why Aristotelian logic does not work.
Bring me my brain juice. I require a transfusion.
October | 2009 | EITHER/OR/BORED
tapped from the manchester poetry mainline
Filed under: manchester, poetry, Uncategorized, writing by Adam V. Cheshire — Leave a comment
Sorry for the influx, Am messing around trying to get my brand spanking new blog to display properly in facebook (you know, with a link to the actual blog and what not). Nearly done.
now that’s what i call fusion
I propose that we merge Islam and Judiasm. It’s called Jislam! That’ll keep those pesky christians in line….
test, innit
Go back to sleep. This is just a test.
Either Or? Bor
ed.
“You have been raised in an unsane culture. Driving that unsanity is a slavery to words. For sanity, you must learn to attend to reality outside yourself. The woods and the trees are real. To discuss them adequately, you must learn to communicate with clarity. That means understanding the confusions of language that are rife in western culture.
Every time you use a word you make a choice, you form a category to which only you have access.” – Aristotle’s logic – Why Aristotelian logic does not work.
Bring me my brain juice. I require a transfusion.