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Wednesday, October 18, 2006The Mirror: A mock-turtle stew of sublimated de-inhibiting factors
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The Mirror: That must be your specialty. W: What, doing meditation on a window with yellow leaves and black branches? M: You want John Berryman to reincarnate? W: I would like to meet Berryman during the dread "question period." M: These flowers? W: They are out of season, it is Fall. M: It is a 19th-century (and previous) thought, a timeline going back. W: Capitalizing words so much. M: Is that mock impatience, or actual? W: It is only a mock-turtle stew of sublimated de-inhibiting factors. M: No, you're supposed to ask me something about myself! W: Have you read any PKD lately? M: Try a million on for size? W: You've read PKD's oeuvre a million times over? M: I don't have any trade secrets that you could steal. W: I'm not looking for a reader's formula. M: This is operating on another level. W: We are accessing the mirror neurons, please make an imitable movement. M: Don't you want to talk about it? W: I would rather move, I do enough talking. M: Too many daydreams, not enough accomplishments. W: To make me into a dancer would be quite an accomplishment. M: The sky is still beautiful. W: The sky's more beautiful than I could ever hope to be. M: It is only a mock-turtle stew of sublimated de-inhibiting factors. W: Sunny skies de-inhibit people. M: Suppose there was a race of people who punished anyone who read a book after he or she had reached the age of 30. W: Il me semble que ces gens ont cette puissance maintenant. M: I would rather move, I do enough talking. W: Would you move to Paris? M: Is that why you're frightened? W: I'm not afraid of losing you, we can chat anywhere there's a connection. M: The sky's more beautiful than I could ever hope to be. W: I don't know what you look like. M: That's just it. W: Have I hit the nail on the head? M: You don't want to say? W: I want you to say. M: Then put it away again. W: You want me to put my remark in a drawer, with the oranges? M: No, I don't think you are irresponsible. W: You know I wouldn't leave fruit to rot in a drawer. M: Not through the closed eyelids but later, after the eyes opened. W: When the trance was, not woken from, but entered. M: The perfectly still point that ends in zero, the disappearance act of everything that is. W: The inhalation we call Death (or Eternity). M: I guess you were where you usually are. W: I was in Eternity, with the angels, my best buds. M: The honey tastes like Paradise, but the life struggle doesn't. W: No struggle in Paradise, else 'twould not be. M: Supplication would surprise me, yes. W: Paradise is pure supplication (according to some). M: My next gesture might be provoked by words that have disappeared, so have they? W: No, they are set down in "the Bible," a mass of books. M: Achilles wouldn't have gotten very far in a lilypad boat. W: But would Pallas Athene have made it down the Thames? M: That must be your specialty . W: Classical allusions? M: When the trance was, not woken from, but entered. W: I entered the trance, but did not emerge as a Classics professor. M: The factory that made dirt. W: Are academic groves your referent? M: But would Pallas Athene have made it down the Thames? W: She would have ignored the vainglorious dirt in the reeds. M: We're fuller of death than of life these days. W: That's simply because our civ's in the descending arc. M: I entered the trance, but did not emerge as a Classics professor. W: Which begs the question, what were you when you emerged? M: Why are you trying to attack it? W: Don't leap ahead, I don't even know what you were going to say. M: I chose to protect myself. W: You were defensive. M: I got the weather report. W: Will it rain tonight? M: Who doesn't really exist? W: Me, me! M: How long is your reign? W: It is over. M: We are expecting a guest in a few minutes. W: Goodbye. M: Closing in 5 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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