Constrict

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To constrict, cut off, suffocate, torture, snap at the root,
create 2 from 1, transform the identity from 1 to 2, in any
form, return or not: 1 -> 1^a | 1^b and to be noted the 2 is not
a union such that 1^b U 1^b = 1 or -> 1. Energy is expended,
entropy is increased - the division - in other words the edge
a,b is not reversible but catastrophic, remnants, involving as
well the sintering of history through dissipation. Think of
motherfather | child at every turn. Think of extinction. Think
of erosion of traces, rough hands around your neck. Perhaps the
division results in _new survivors_ or refugees, wandering,
every moment a cut off, every moment cut off, almost infinite
pressure at the juncture, the rubble of historiographies.
Breathe in the teeth of innumerable others. The constriction of
a pine needle harbors multitudes. Temperature rise creates flat
ecologies, the words "diversity," "division," "dichotomy"
dis-appear; the ancient "di" or "bi" is flat-lined. Rubble tells
history to the historians; history is what historians tell. A
grain of sand harbors multitudes; I have seen this with my own
eyes, a scanning electron microscope enlarging my specimens 25k.
What is lost is inconceivable at that junction; in this sense,
history is a myth we are told, we tell ourselves, the junctures
of the world are continuous, infinite, always already imminent,
immanent. A juncture is what one says it is. Without a language
the world appears not in any form, with a language one might say
appearance.

(a b) (a, b) (a / b) (a : b) (a | b) (a f(a, b) b)
(a b) (a, b) (a / b) (a : b) (a | b) (a f(a, b) b)
(a b) (a, b) (a / b) (a : b) (a | b) (a f(a, b) b)
(a b) (a, b) (a / b) (a : b) (a | b) (a f(a, b) b)

[17:03:19] Alan Dojoji: a|b a|b
: a|b, ' s not both a and b - '
[17:03:19] Alan Dojoji: a|b a|b
[17:03:19] a|b [17:03:22] alphabet:

elder a lure y dy and aning a a f di ed by) the accumulati dy
tango bi bi bi baah di dah bi bi bi dah dah oh you do overthrow
the one dah dah dah di bi baa whose heart has lost its way bi bi
baah di dah bi bi bi dah dah my heart has shattered on the
spikes of the moon di dah bi bi bi dah bah dah bi the moon is
sharp the sun is round bi bi di di baah my heart is ill-shapen
not like a stereotype dah dah dah di bi baa my heart has lost
its way look at it di dah bi bi bi dah bah it looks like a
bodily organ bah di di di bah di dah dah dah dah di bi baa it
doesn't look like anything at all di dah bi bi bi dah bah can't
get over it di dah bi bi bi dah bah dah bi oh you do overthrow
the one whose heart has lost its way

bloody head off or lah di dah or this line is dispersed or di
dah this line is dissipated or c la di dah is subsequent to the
rest or am saying to you is that we will fight and f la di dah
what i la di dah am saying to you is that we will fuck and g la
di dah this line has no remembered import but h la di dah this
isn't something i la di dah ever meant to say although i la di
dah you might as well know i la di dah wish you dead but j la di
dah you might as well know i la di dah want to fuck you though k
la di dah that line is completely forgotten and l la di dah down
down down down di di down doo wah wah down down down down down
diddah-wah di down

gele . it' __ omele di dele ignla grow quietly and lele grow
quietly and unla ignla dele omele di __ . cru for new di tho t
movement of a hand, that mi t death they announce, a t di __ if
it werele thele world, but a gentlele di ing, and movele o many
lightele tho for new di t of cru cence, thele it werele thele
world, but a gentlele di __ t di of thele fir death they
proclaim, thele oldele t di __ if it werele thele world, but a
gentlele di ing, t of cru for new di tho lightele encele of
touch, bu ot pe li Wh sl of ta Wh su ha if wi el pi ap gi th fl
di So Wh dogoggt ma gozy eas di uoz lov ljitlevda ui mq bgog net
uep og hohic ljit ya og uep net bgog mq ui ljitlevda lov uoz di

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