| «Come closer, sit next to me. |
| But don’t you dare touch me
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| Your silhouette will light up my eyes. |
| Dance for me; |
| imitate divinity;
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| Parody eternity so I can believe that this moment won’t die
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| «Let me displace my form into the one you will take
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| Let it be so everything finally makes sense again
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| …I say «again» but cannot recall when I had harmony last
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| «Masquerade for me and fill-out what is fake inside of me
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| I will make you my world, and it will b such a beautiful world
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| A world where all of cration stops short before my Word
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| «No more negation or opposition, other than in performance
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| No true otherness; |
| nothing lost or unknown; |
| no more secrets
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| Everything illuminated by the all-burning fires of my passion
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| «It all should burn anyway. |
| Everything’s decomposing bodies
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| Everything burns; |
| fire is the greatest defense against incontinence.»
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| The blame of the body will fall on the same ones
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| We fetishize, sex and stigmatize in order to enjoy
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| It will fall on the objects we love (f)or hate
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| They will be the scapegoat. |
| Bodies without the organ
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| The one we lose at birth, and forever made into an object
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| In the shadow of that organ, life is but the trace of loss and lack
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| «Now that it is gone, and I am abandoned to organic rhythms
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| Everything left to me after the fall is capable of breaking and dying
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| Everything’s fleeting and partial objects, dishonest repetitions
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| Everything fakes and only glimpses truth as masquerade.»
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| Held against the Idea of eternity—life that is not immortal—
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| Life in the shadow of the phallus is always-already dead
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| «Sit next to me, faux-divine distraction from mortality
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| I’ll make you into Truth, but a truth for my own signifying economy
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| A truth which is blinding, burning white, and yet shrouded from you
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| A truth which is bitter and painful, to justify my own pain.»
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| The speaking subject is ripped in (-)t (w)o discourse (s)
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| Temporalized and thus given an end. |
| Where there ought to be
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| The necessary punctuation for teleology to blossom
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| For the patriarch, this is only an obsession with death
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| The thought of death is repressed, only to return in erotic visions
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| He exhausts his life in his cursing of life, he curses fate
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| While jealously imitating the one he supposes to cause fate
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| In the pit of guilt, he returns to subjugated substitutes
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| «How wonderful that I can displace this guilt outside myself?»
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| He speaks, and seals into femininity the blame for life itself
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| Even the attempt to glorify femininity for bearing this blame
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| Smacks of sophistic prattle and violent perversion
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| Know-it-all-men obsessed with a primordial and
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| Pre-verbal womb; |
| the photo-negative of frustration and pain
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| They simply put their own unconscious out for rent
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| So they can find it once more, conveniently when evicting others
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| These know-it-all men speaking of an abstract Mother of all
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| Thus rendering their own particular mother as lazy existenz
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| What they truly obsess over is the same (differ/defer)ing specter of guilt
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| The primal father resurfaces as the cause of our fear of mortality
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| Since we can’t reclaim or re-appropriate the object which we’ve lost
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| Since that object was never there to begin with
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| Let us exceed the narrow vision of these shameful sons
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| Who only know how to jealously possess what they want to be
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| Let us know no metaphysics in the assignment and reassignment
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| Of the bodies which only truly know the binary of pain/pleasure
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| Bless us with the contentment of knowing both being and having
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| Life, when subject to temporality, self-destructs under the weight of eternal
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| Ideas:
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| The Idea of unchallenged freedom only gives rise to jealous aggression
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| But speech is not enough; |
| we will continue to hear a death-cry
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| Masquerading as a pathological will to life and power
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| Standing at the burial site of the primal father
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| The cries of the sons synthesize like the gnashing teeth of the damned:
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| «Everything must be a mirror of our virility
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| We will suppress even our own enjoyment and fulfillment
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| If it is not a projection of the vulgar image of masculinity
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| We will take a pact of surveillance so we are each our own
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| Tormentors and prison guards, as well as the others
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| Everything will be burned by the passion of the most powerful
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| Everything’s fucking the same, but it’s better this way
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| Everything ought to sit still and obey, like corpse-puppets
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| (It's) Everything’s not (-)all that we want.» |