Wednesday, July 14, 2021

Bastille Day ~ July 14, 2021

The voice of the reader, unvoiced, still in the mind, because of Vladimir

Hubris knows no borders, tanks rumble into town, jets swoop to spray bullets

Evokes silence in thought, the writer resonates or lacks experience

Visceral awareness creates words on the page of universal worth

Objects create context for every character dependent on their past

Introduce backstory as the reader relates to the words on the page

Context and perspective, as in Renaissance art, offer guidelines to thought

Elicit in the mind of the reader those words that force recognition

Oblige the professor his quirks, his genius lies in speaking the unsaid

Forsake intuition, a conceptual game, where vision is abstract

Throw the reader in jail, into a pit of snakes, nailed inside a coffin

Honor nothing that holds the story back, withhold information unknown

Especially, the name of the main character, until ready to burst

Remember the secrets no one dare speak about, the harm done to others

Entrance and charm with guile as if to hunt an hind, silent as a twig snaps

Advertise to no one, except a publisher, the whereabouts of said

Deer for venison meat is unknown in these parts and readers may mistake

Eviscerated guts as a metaphor for a love of violence

Resolve any problems of the plot by direct analysis of scene

Undermine the blind faith of novitiate fools with sadistic torture

Nothing speaks to readers like malice in fiction, even in non-fiction

Voracious wolves and bears in the arctic tundra may devour the entrails

Objections to real life aside, the story rests inside a locked desk drawer

Inventions of madness, remedies and potions inside an asylum

Contrast the wickedness of care with the kindness of strangers in the world

Engage with the reader in a marriage of words, thoughts and deeds, the effects

Defy expectations the reader, influenced by language, has in mind

Shape the future of choice, decide in a moment the irrevocable

Test faith in the reader, make her doubt the mirror, the mind shapes conception

Initiate battle between angels of God and demons of Satan

Leave the reader alone to realize both sides are equal agonists

Leave the reader to see within darkness and light is both light and darkness

Implore with solemn vows never to disregard the needs of the reader

Nuptials require deceit, the honeymoon is bliss if the champagne is French

Tell the reader that love releases prisoners trapped inside the Bastille

Hold investigations of crimes solicited by prostitutes at bay

Entertain the idea that sex work is labor like a construction site

Murder a character as the reader would kill a brother or sister

Insult intelligence whenever possible, common folk are vulgar

Negate affirmations by sinking foundations then blaming sex workers

Diminish the value of criminal justice by questioning ethics

Belittle Vladimir Vladimirovich, czar of butterflies and moths

Edify the class dunce, sitting in the corner, stinking of shit and piss

Cause and effect suspend, as Husserl brackets assumptions and beliefs

Argue not with small minds, the reader needs guidance, this world is delusion

Upload malware online, act unwittingly dull, as if still underage

Stage a riot, pillage, loot and rape the reader while she reads in her bed

Emancipate victims of Holocaust fiction, exploit the publishers

Ordinary people ignore the written word as if illiterate

Forbid with an edict the reading of a book with lips voicing the words

Vladimir approves not of small-minded people with no control or sense

Listen, men of science grow on trees, fall like leaves, become mulch for compost

Androids appear to cry with solemn vows broken, the romance is over

Daimonion mistakes, like smudges in paintings, force the reader to think

Impossible endings involve no one dying, art reflects the real world

Make-believe and fiction the twain shall not fathom, the real world reflects art

Impossible to know the effect of language to change society

Remember, remember the Fifth of November and blow up Parliament

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