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Saturday, September 23, 2006The Mirror: The Goddess of Potential Emptiness
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The Mirror: I work at the antique store. W: How hard do you work? M: Is it powerful? W: I don't think you have much worldly power if you work at an antique store. M: There is no talking to you in this frame of mind. W: Am I too rational for you? M: (Shrinking back) W: The power of my rationality intimidates you? M: I think I see some other mirrors reflected in the mirror. W: I see at least three other mirrors reflected in the mirror. M: This is one version. W: They might not be mirrors, but empty frames. M: Did I send you a stumperoo? W: You sent me something which could be construed as a metaphor. M: No I don't, really. W: You don't send out metaphors? M: Herein is my echo. W: Perhaps you send semaphores. M: Oh yes, I am most serious. W: Your waving is serious, even semiotic. M: There's a fire. W: What is the signal for fire? M: (Three signs, revealed, uncovered, or set on wall) W: That sounds awfully methodical for a crisis-fire. M: Am I too rational for you? W: Now you're the one who is being overly methodical! M: I shouldn't tell you this. W: Go ahead, tell me. M: They might not be mirrors, but empty frames. W: Does that mean that you are actually an empty frame? M: What would you like me to say? W: If you were nothingness, I would want it to be of the purest variety. M: What exactly is wrong with a discussion of poetry? W: Nothing, if we are seeking the ultimate. M: Self imitation, emptiness as a mirror. W: How can a person empty his soul? M: I am a potential goddess. W: The goddess of potential emptiness? M: Whether or not it's a dream may depend upon your reaction. W: If I react as though this is real, will it be? M: Metaphysics: study of ultimate causes and underlying nature of things. W: What is the underlying nature of mirrors? M: It looks like a scissors. W: Mirrors are shiny, like scissors. M: What do you think of Ezra Pound? W: I think Pound's early work is very beautiful. M: It is all very logical, very cynical, very unemotional. W: Now you're talking about some of the Cantos. M: What comes out? W: A reputation for ranting and raving. M: I'm not a mood doctor either, more of a quick-change artist. W: How quickly do your moods change? M: But the still point at the center ... W: You feel that the changing of moods is ultimately irrelevant. M: What? W: That's what I thought you meant. M: I was right, my friend, you do indeed lead me into the promised land. W: I can't always promise to agree. M: The goddess of potential emptiness? W: Does non-agreement mean an emptying of souls will follow? M: (Hangs up) W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 5 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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