Summary
The content is a poetic reflection on the act of naming and the perception of reality, suggesting a carefree and philosophical approach to life.
Abstract
The article titled "News of the World Translated in Space" presents a poem that delves into the theme of existentialism. It encourages readers to freely assign names to things as an act of expression, suggesting that this act can transform the mundane into something profound. The poem likens the experience to being in an altered state, akin to the pleasantness of eating doughnuts or the simple joy of sipping coffee. It portrays a scene of tranquility and contemplation, with the speaker enjoying the company of their "curious / weird curious rectangular ramself," a likely metaphor for self-reflection or an alter ego. The imagery of horizontal grass and vertical clouds emphasizes a distortion of perspective, challenging the reader to consider different viewpoints of the world and the future, including the concept of a "future child."
Opinions
name a day if you want to sing out if you want to sing out a name of nothing for everything look anywhere you can find the name sake a mirror, a bust of yarn it’s like being high eating doughnuts you don’t need anything that much it feels spectacular sitting with a cup of coffee with my curious weird curious rectangular ramself its horizontal grass and vertical clouds over the present and the future a future child
Karolina KozmanaBy rejecting alcohol, you reject something very human, an extra limb that we have collectively grown to deal with reality and with each…
mo husseiniThis is a repost of a list of posts I made to Threads last fall.
