8.09.2012
Is reading
Is reading a prison then? A book reading to a prison.A prisoner of the book. Take any book like Situations by Jean-Paul Sartre , the one with the essay, an astonishing one , about Tintoretto.
What about it?
Well it's a translation and the writing is incredible. Tough, strong, polemical, swinging. Trenchant a fancy English word no one uses .
No one?
No one.
And why ought they to? Ought be the superlative plus of any situation. A Y on the dawning of No and N.
What then are you reading?
A book by so and so and so and so and so and so and so and so and so.
And what are they about?
It's a prison . Explanation is a prison. A trying thief waiting for a tugging god. A dog hung backwards off a two wheeled woman. Unlike a waste of time, a man must find a manner, a way to read. A reading writing. A thing what's her name hoped to understand. She didn't . She's locked into her head. Age. Her head age. Like Jacky. Locked in a bock and a bourgeois come-down. What does it get called ? figur(ine)e of speech. Reading.
You just won't admit anything will you?
Admit? Admit? Admit what a scholarship? a night among bawdy buttocks reclining women nude in the off side blanket of death.
What sort of metaphor is this?
Who speaks of metaphor? I am speaking about desire. Not the metaphor, but the machine that makes them blink. Always trying to find a way to make them work.