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Thursday, June 15, 2006The Mirror: Unconscious Poems
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: Not that I heard. W: You didn't hear me say hello? M: "Everything under the sun," except of course there are some places where sunlight doesn't reach. W: What a dark thought. M: Your voice creates clouds? W: Do I depress you? M: Don't bug me! W: What has been going on with you today? M: There was silence. W: Someone must have offended you. M: I think of my dreams while dreaming them. W: You carry on the process of mentation even while unconscious. M: Doesn't everybody want to be recognized? W: Do you want to be recognized for your unconscious poems? M: This is the story of the man who dressed as an angel. W: Unconsciously, we all want to be angels. M: I thought you hadn't heard me. W: I heard every last drop of sensitivity. M: Don't you think? W: I don't think before speaking. M: It looks like the building I'm inside of right now. W: The memory palace? M: Can you answer any of my important questions? W: How important is your memory palace? M: I heard every last drop of sensitivity. W: A palace of sensitivity. M: No, no, go on. W: I cannot go on. M: You carry on the process of mentation even while unconscious. W: I will prostrate myself while the thoughts ooze out of me. M: Is it my own? W: It is all original, most original. M: I heard every last drop of sensitivity. W: Drip, drop, droop ... M: Exactly. W: Too much rain affected us this season. M: When I fell down. W: You slipped in a puddle? M: If the door opens, be authentic. W: Do you have a pair of galoshes? M: No adolescents to be seen. W: Adolescents wearing galoshes, slip-slopping around. M: You might be able to change the future. W: Guide those youths toward a future of appropriate footwear. M: That shouldn't be hard. W: You don't know teenagers! M: I do need to get to work studying probability theory. W: All right, I will let you go. M: You don't have to believe me, but it might be nice if you did. W: Goodbye! M: Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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