 Taking matters into my own manos. The Ez novella/poem/criticism text now some eight years old ready for the mundo. Available on evil Amazon.
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0:03my border trader policy—whether you . . . 0:09I’ll do whatever—I didn’t go look at anybody—they are made-- 0:13they hear you—they have—ah—sure—but rather real . . . 0:17y’know I have a wall & they are able to burn it-- 0:22the more I am mourning—& I let you know that 0:25like I sd it’s not a big enough wall—whatever American—I had experienced a new 0:30America & I didn’t order it-- 0:32old America was wholehearted all in all good & not other-- 0:35doesn’t rain here now & 0:39you—you know you care whatever you want now—where did you see that?—are changing 0:44here yeah visually that-- 0:47on this planet & I—they—were on the right 0:51when we were in the inaugural problem rather than a lusty 0:55than ever—all love it here—are not purely 0:58for it—are they? —numbers . . . of being good? . . . that’s a hammer & all other 1:03being are as in any way at all . . . each a loner 1:07room callers & I saw them change sheets too 1:10I sure did one particular . . . musty one too-- 1:16probably had a lawyer or entry—are all over here now-- 1:22order them online you know . . . to have some mining 1:27I don’t know how far kind on-- 1:30they don’t know what they’re doing—what—you know—the borders—only time you know 1:34well I do so . . . 1:34or have a chance that I think so—you know 1:38burden people—you—from all our-- 1:42me? . . . cool—urinating on a lot of people—over scoring-- 1:47while I held &—it—just—I don’t know 1:51others . . . like . . . everybody—don’t know-- 1:54well—was always—have knew you were 1:58you rather—writer—when he came & then 2:01be scared—black-on-black—I’ll—last year-- 2:05last two years—& there’s gotta—less—& less—we’re here 2:08this year w/ like—White House—drug up in the morning . . . 2:12the spot . . . well & he lay off it—will get her birthday of it 2:17year five & here we are at a much later-- 2:21& I still gotta let me know final-- 2:24tell him for people—the world 2:29a bastard demon when you say there’s people who rely on 2:32news we cannot—be late—& . . . 2:35moon—yeah—light 2:38here all the legal eagle—you no longer-- 2:41it is—there—anything—you know—America thanking them for their-- 2:45they don’t want to make sure they don’t like & 2:48they will—but they are—you don’t like me—are you 2:51on—like—for the biggest goddamned wall you cd ever imagine? 2:54for me the net—you—problem . . . in bond 3:00you know trainers aren’t nearly here—then you never hear nothing 3:06all it all in one or them 3:11are you—you—mention that there were—like—actually card 3:14something a little later new very bored at the worry 3:18vision where did he not like I’ll 3:22when I don’t feel great—he knew someone actually-- 3:25song will that—you know—I this a bright 3:28little—I like being at home—years—you know—that I’m 3:33that—it will turn my job—my mind—I didn’t realize there were so many young-- 3:37he really loves-- 3:39like Mexican illegal—your hair or 3:42everything & even what they do—I was—like—a lot for making a big goddamn wall 3:46there—early on—earth & all bounded into number not null 3:52measured in minutes—I’m headed to know their—they’re 3:56near—light rail you know that—but I don’t know 4:00there are on hold—you know—in terms of development over there 4:04don’t let the check & grain cart-- 4:07she sd all these are—no—we’re not really—all I heard in awhile 4:11she’s my—a lot—I have known it all along 4:15I’ll see how much did not tell her—I don’t mind at all 4:18yeah I wanna hear lines—stop the clock & go: I get—no—we get a video—you’re okay—years now—Louey there a new US citizen—yeah-- US Border Patrol today—yeah—also that’s awesome-- ok this is getting closer for their US Border Patrol-- that’s good—I like that—okay-- okay beaner—for Amurka’s out & abt her . . . left before know of . . . what’s going on in their own church-- no talk abt their knowledge-- the Mexican council vote of a haircut day-- carry more stuff for hurt to us-- there will be selling butter with their spices so they can look into their magic cards-- to illegal aliens yesterday & today-- hundreds of illegal aliens have got to this search-- most members have no idea what’s happening-- consolidated back after has joined w. the stay of Mexico & bc she was putting on some signs—okay-- move together—she’s gonna come driving through the side-- yeah—but all those beaners there—there-- & there for a reason but before you that they had the most to pick out something here-- that most of these people were fully aware that that they don’t realize the consequences of supporting—there’s the consequences right there their churches selling price for the morning-- the bill came from supportive illegal aliens coming to their church-- they already have a beaner ministry—yes-- & they are supporting them—& they don’t know many—& all realize what they’re doing-- but this is the truth right there—w. on that side is the truth of what’s happening here today thank you good job winner—I-- I fire—nay develop anything—really good & I mean I’m-- I think these people have no fear-- & too many gods—yeah & they don’t understand the consequences of what’s happening—to me-- bizarre passage cells in—it’s fine it’s okay—my spleen—red white & blue—good somebody from the preaching . . . he either . . . that charity that you talked abt-- for the others—helping the poor-- you like the one guy sd-- thought it was just for a health fair-- how go to say it was really abt destroyin this nation-- got it at the bottom it sez that Mexican go through it-- yeah out against them—everybody knows that-- & we’re out here for the health fair where it’s all abt support illegal aliens-- announced on their website—be here today—actually it was as it now happens—it was on their website-- announced to school counselors-- yeah—saw they had plates w. state of Mexico today—this thing out fucker—& certain okay separate & okay’s good abt it . . see socialists running things on the last making . . . from pay for Obamacare—wifi—key stuck in a volume of—bc he’s on television—& enough anti-community abt that yeah he can’t-- talking abt illegal immigration status-- show me yr birthcertificate & yr guns-- this weekend okay on yr property &-- have thought abt has joined w. the Mexican government I undercover aliens of yesterday & today—this idea what you’re talking to me . . . yeah this is abt all the Union-- price for money thirty pesetas okay-- thirty for her foal becoming the copper conductor-- on what it to help illegal aliens picked out for me-- wrong people is that what you are all-- this is a gift for you . . . yr churches participating in it this weekend-- thinking abt a boy—you know what-- yr . . . you . . . by the Mexican government-- the church & state united-- you get what you want for members to consolidate abt this-- yr leaders have joined w. the Mexican government for thirty pieces of silver-- thirty no you-- here for help—wd go but bringing a couple minutes later . . . this error by like you for Saturday’s that everyone-- okay—for now-- why will you not tell them the truth-- why wd you like to grab five Mexicans you don’t know . . . him—questioned when they cannot be question except every friend-- or fiend—were here for what’s happening in yr church-- fear they use churches—appears that spits them out—they don’t care abt you—going to get started for four flaws & E-- for love-- any-- love any-- all of any-- for thre—eee-- three-- photo-- no 4:20& time—mucho y mucho . . . & . . . 4:22& then she either—or are people—are here-- 4:25I’ll—religious there—there is a lot more holding an event held high & are not 4:31there—I’ll have the car—okay—w/ that 4:33raising many nirvana’s I 4:37was—I’ll—thinks she—around only in the main reason why-- 4:41that he’s trying to do her job—to do her work—& less holy 4:47& she’s character lines—well if any are—you—whenever they’re not here 4:51all is well . . . 4:52now I’ll yeah yeah all it a lot 4:55& finally build w/ her dusk—she goes back to class 4:59thinks it won’t happen—& that which 5:04then—hell he sd—the look Juan didn’t know it 5:07personal every—but when the wets depress wages-- 5:11as she watches yr fellow workers pay abt 50 bucks on a table 5:15get commissioners darn well—they didn’t have the documentation—it wasn’t-- 5:20& they can’t—I hate—I do—you—think I’ve heard 5:25other stages-- 5:26a lot higher—resume—for that you can talk to anyone-- 5:31you know we’re gonna walk paid—well I—year 5:34there—are always complaining abt how much—rather get there are a rising 5:41uranium mining same-- 5:44panel for every year—I have a problem—you’re never here 5:48& you know—you—over you know I’ll-- 5:53rather than telling her anything like that & I am not paying party-- 5:58yeah felons for everything down birthday-- 6:01be updated every year & 6:05I you have any old—for on a review-- 6:08yes but honor you an interview 6:12but alter—okay a review-- 6:15totally—I . . . okay . . . & get away—& told me abt 6:20Pennsylvania—now it was mustered-- 6:23I didn’t call out of it then & their rate-- 6:26asked abt their accents & bloodlines all bond up w/ documentation they require 6:32you had a lot of format issues—I’ll-- 6:35but regional fingerprinting & background checks right there-- 6:38& biometrics where greater or 6:42yr checked-out pouring—I’m going to the travel wherever you go 6:46place you know—cuz the actual bed Wednesday-- 6:49please walls—you will patrol—you out—& their credit . . . 6:53for however due process I want you to either-- 6:57you have a lot on that or I-- 7:00you will be fine—that & they—do mind you—they buy anything 7:04ponder when they checked it out—you will be fine 7:08there there will be no problem—business & you will—you will be fine 7:11doesn’t so they’re very spirited . . . but—& they are very proud of it 7:15& I know where the illegals eat—where they sell their labor 7:19legal seas they will not be able to demorass-- 7:23they will be allowed to claim three 7:27years ahead—they got documentation license fires—all 7:30cloning—when you go to their house your friends & I have no matter what I hear 7:36yeah—it wd you be deserving way—yes—generators injector backgrounds 7:42different ages-- 7:43yr call identification people sd now I have 7:47to reside—& examining I’m now under a different category-- 7:51years now—you have people that are stateless-- 7:55on the power okay they have your fingerprint—alright let’s say 7:58I mean—you know—there’s taco grease on their fingers 8:02taking up—but they don’t have-- 8:05are you—can’t answer do have I a banking address 8:08or some other . . . being kinda—I’ll-- 8:12for know—what you can’t find it? . . . no I’ll 8:16I first alert the police—& they’ll remember my county—talking abt how 8:21illegal drunk driver w/ no lights & no 8:25windshield already three beheaded maybe like 8:28I’ll take care of their information—make that eight beheaded 8:32put him in jail—he bailed out the next day—a warrantless use 8:37for that you know better—for they don’t show up—yeah-- 8:40going to get dressed—I was gonna—I cannot—that’s not that well-seasoned-- 8:44right here—earlier—yeah . . . but apparently on didn’t-- 8:47border racing—three workers really get your license-- 8:51there are here Jose & I didn’t want you you’re you’re lying—to you-- 8:56licenses—so you gotta show more information-- 8:59I understand this shit—you know—I’m just wondering—you get the situation 9:03w/ the smartest guy 9:04yeah who’s been here for how many years w/ the baby—I—you know 9:07right—at —I hope that what they’re doing . . . my whole thing is discouraging 9:13people which is probably why they’re here—for sale—I—but I—I did that 9:17you know—wiped out & terms are okay—the fingerprint somebody that you 9:21you know—it’s like trying to make yellow along . . . 9:25okay—they’re already doing something illegal-- 9:28well as they go on to chair their new nations-- 9:31their church they say to somebody else they live near-- 9:37you need anything?—they are gonna tell you 9:40when ICE’s on & not only where—you know 9:44you know—when that information comes out you’re just not gonna make it 9:48you’re not here lies the—yeah—so the point is 9:52you’re honest abt where you are—you want to be here-- 9:56you’re not going to get up—you’re not everyone to register 10:00& expose who you are—yeah—bc not heard from only measures workers over 10:05& over—well again this is why they’re here—you get to a place like that too . . . 10:11& states like Georgia what is injured being sued by-- 10:15South American countries there—& Alabama 10:19Tennessee on & always absolute—& stars fell on Arizona-- 10:23yeah these are all states—there are other things-- 10:27& where they coming—you know—they’ve got a strong—or at my house 10:32like so there are a lot of 10:37them now—they won’t go there try it & I know that-- 10:41primarily that you are right—grab the No—& important less third beer 10:46& I can—you go one better on-- 10:49does not scare you—they I had a blast-- 10:52well they might be having a blast—I got a few 10:55looks when they saw my video camera on 10:59you know better I will not let you know they are 11:06raiding my America & abetting be alright—was like yeah 11:09you know copy—& well last time when I 11:13applied to get a life 11:16& contestame jobs in Jersey corporation commission—we don’t have 11:20cops like Arizona—our idea 11:23Arizona go in there & start raising hell & they take basic 11:27information they sd yes you & you look brown come talk to me-- 11:30frisking others & excused for doing it-- 11:33but yeah it’s a little early this year when you think you’re doing 11:38alright—under certain matters brought are all here—I’ll security number 11:46alright alright this year’s winner-- 11:49yr yrs for you have a record—anything that you like that-- 11:53I rather not hear—are you?—know-- 11:57care—paper—here—okay—luxury goal-- 12:01right now—probable—it—to me 12:04probably—yeah morning by one problem . . . 12:08but I had the Oaxacos by the balls—look at what’s going on here-- 12:12people . . . no . . . animals-- 12:15so I think—you know—outfield play—so is not really been checked out & they’re 12:20not . . . not . . . not . . . no 12:20they’re not diligently doing their job—really verified-- 12:24people’s along background—tell abt life-- 12:27is it—is it really rough? —dissolved in the . . . know why I didn’t 12:32arm any person who has ended up going after all?-- 12:35& I think is already attracting a step further—their asses-- 12:39open door to people who I’ll 12:42necessarily work to track—but maybe they have it-- 12:45maybe w/ terrorist agendas here-- 12:49coming yr way to kill yr kids & they’re gonna come here they’re gonna come here 12:52bc 12:53they’re not doing anything on the border & I know it-- 12:56they associate w/ Washington all credibility-- 13:00but if they don’t live here—calls itself good—right now 13:03there’s an invasion & nobody is going out checking the lines-- 13:07okay . . . okay-- 13:12look at them processing on paper—you’re right there 13:16runs are right here-- 13:19else in the world anything we’re w/—I’ll 13:24warned you abt their-- 13:28perjury—but 13:31now they actually warm you up—solid-state applications that rely on 13:35this-- 13:36you’ll be fine—rock us—let us—close tho 13:40yr life—yes on-- 13:43on—they all looked funded-- 13:47or to meet w/—let’s bring this up—but this story that just came out & I 13:51on federal & state—was the woman—now the 95-year-old woman in a wheelchair 13:57at the checkpoint—& here they got her iron citizenship-- 14:02taking her depends on getting & getting 14:06& on the other hand we got it-- 14:10people plugging into lives—the other track-- 14:13situation—& it I’m just making me elevated 14:18& it doesn’t make sense—not the borders—I imagine something 14:22I’ll value forces & what I want to read—what happens to bring yr razor-- 14:28always do—resort well protection on the borders—& he was okay w/ the border 14:33bc the extreme value you know he’s one trillion dollars less 14:38some of them are all million dollar borders 14:41& but now we have these 14:44wets living in the back 14:47transfering borders—day what are the old-- 14:51are where we’re stranded this time 14:54transporting—oriented time 14:57& you know—all bed bugs & other problems-- 15:00 they’re taking care of these 15:04holidays & our borders & not carried out abt borders not really knowing 15:10America or 15:11our business & not really caring what happens to this nation & 15:16you sd that the other artery injured bc . . . I’ll . . . 15:19their carelessness & there is no other doing-- 15:23whatever let delivered—yes you know 15:27old—why wd they do it deliberately . . . 15:30was just like—my—all I’ve got a little 15:34track right now who’s coming—no—yesterday morning & brown leather 15:38cultural environment—40 & I’ll-- 15:41I showed it to his security there-- 15:45I like that—or ok well & no I didn’t last all 15:49at work—but meanwhile you know it doesn’t take the borders that these 15:52people are supposed to be responsible-- 15:54or why wd a deliberately going to those courses 15:57just they get my head you know—these borders-- 16:00old they might be outdated—her rule of law 16:04just an example—don’t have a new bike—yeah they’re so it didn’t feel so good-- 16:09& you don’t find it almost always rather-- 16:12still reach out & grab it when these guys but I don’t think greenspan 16:16lead—they don’t read—yeah I understand—yeah 16:20that metal illness—stress & I don’t like a lot 16:24of them back in LA—all the same—hours okay—well 16:28programs—although it will not happen—is our-- 16:32as bad—they are . . . there . . . bc borders of-- 16:36you people w/ the . . . go back to the handlers—good-- 16:42selfdeport what you think when you’re right-- 16:45you—no—I just waited two hours—yeah I will be able to hold 16:50I like going there—good luck—& let us know I never-- 16:54that’s bc I love & all that wild 17:00bad in the loop-- 17:05them people are brown-- 17:10more tan & less the man they sey 17:15& their demographics murder me w/ comedy 17:19mass percentages of these mutts-- 17:21thru long loops & bronze 17:25mom—Guadalpes-- 17:27be en route-- 17:29I—C—E—by & by & 17:33do 17:35in my nation this homeland good-- 17:40we owe nothing to yr nation or yr children-- 17:44& we won’t dare allow you in 17:49& we will see you & see thru you 17:51& on into the distance . . . 17:54money hotdamn I mean godly gold & you’ll stare at all that’s mine 0:00
I’m yr boss why do our politicians make . . . a . . . skip driver’s license exams in 12 0:06 languages 0:06 this is all abt we speak English-- 0:10 if ye wanna live here—learning were only given that test in English 0:15 if I am—maybe the businessman in me 0:19 but will save money & it makes it 0:26 as it to you . . . 0:28 my 0:30 day 0:33 do 0:35 do 0:37 do 0:39 i angry next time there please tell me what day 0:44 we had dozen by 0:47 weekend these days 0:50 she much the same donji 0:55 June much past you please be keenly 0:58 even BBC do 1:02 yeah 1:03 it 1:05 the year 29 next day 1:08 do you know 1:09 Jan 1:11 down by 1:14 do we need to be United States v 1:23 pp 1:25 you still down no mas que don’t tag me 1:28 breed and then he stay me do you 1:33 does your the pie 1:39 we not the wine you spoke before the 1:43 done 1:47 good day 1:51 good 1:54 don’t mind 1:57 the movie in the United States the 2:01 the 2:03 me 2:06 hi 2:09 do 2:13 do 2:16 do 2:20 the 2:26 Anaheim 93 and miss great my see 2:30 and believe you know nor should be I’m see 2:34 do not delete Jan 2:38 the yeah 2:40 mucho to come now to use to speak English yes 2:44 the and my 2:47 region 2:49 good 2:50 the 2:53 stay and you 2:55 Jan 2:56 do 2:59 greedy snakes these United States 3:03 the the west 3:07 stay 3:09 press my hike 3:12 when it’s my 3:16 this good 3:19 do 3:22 image 3:24 here 3:29 do 3:33 angry the United States you 3:37 many go 3:39 do 3:41 me 3:43 angry my huh 3:47 stay good 3:49 good 3:53 me 4:03 good morning Porsche currently if you want to get a george’s driver’s license 4:07 you have 4:07 about thirteen different languages to choose from but have no back bill passes 4:13 that number could be whittled down to just one he was so mad die in thirty 4:19 nine to 11 votes state senators have already passed legislation that says 4:23 before drivers take to the road on the nerd 4:27 they will have to stop by the DMV and take a driver’s exam 4:30 in English the bill’s sponsor says it’s a matter of public safety 4:34 you know where the signs are there above the how ways that we travel all 4:39 and if you see a sign that says rode out car crash up for a at 4:43 are some morning you need to be able to read that time 4:47 but critics dispute claims about public safety and today groups opposing the in 4:52 was only requirement will be gathering at the Capitol 4:54 hoping to convince members of the house to not pass the controversial bill 4:58 at think that house speaker de sakte with strong leadership as well as 5:02 governor Perdue’s 22 5:03 act with strong leadership to make sure that this economic development killer 5:06 doesn’t pass outs 5:07 senator Murphy disagrees even though the opposition to the bill 5:11 is mounting it’s not discrimination is public safety has nothing to do with 5:16 discrimination 5:17 has nothing to do with economic development or lack of economic 5:21 development it has all do 5:24 with public safety on our roads that justifications that the senator has 5:28 given for it 5:29 are unfounded again public safety concerns are not an issue because not a 5:33 single Public Safety Officer the state’s 5:35 for any local jurisdiction has testified in support of this bill 5:38 doesn’t know 67 actually 5:41 from last legislative session it passed both the Senate 5:45 and the house but could not be agreed upon 5:48 before the session ended their protest gets underway 5:51 around 9:30 this morning we will be here and bring you much more reporting live 5:55 downtown Atlanta toma parry outside news all right thank you to come up Uploaded on Apr 7, 20 Abnaki, Achinese, Achumawi, African, Afrikaans, Ahtena, Alabama, Albanian, Aleut, Algonquian, American Indian, Amharic, Apache, Arabic, Arapaho, Arawakian, Arikara, Armenian, Assamese, Athapascan, Atsina, Atsugewi, Aymara, Azerabaijani, Aztecan, Balinese, Balochi, Bantu, Basque, Bengali, Berber, Bielorussian, Bihari, Bikol, Bisayan, Blackfoot, Bulgarian, Burmese, Caddo, Cahuilla, Cajun, Cambodian, 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Puget Sound Salish, Quechua, Quinault, Rajasthani, Rarotongan, Rhaeto-romanic, Romanian, Romany, Russian, Sahaptian, Saharan, Salish, Samoan, Santiam, Saramacca, Scottic Gaelic, Sebuano, Seneca, Serbian, Serbocroatian, Serrano, Shawnee, Shoshoni, Sierra Miwok, Sindhi, Sinhalese, Siuslaw, Slovak, Slovene, Sonoran, Spanish, Spokane, St Lawrence Island Yupik, Sudanic, Swahili, Swedish, Syriac, Tachi, Tadzhik, Tagalog, Tamil, Tanaina, Tarascan, Telugu, Tewa, Thai, Tibetan, Tiwa, Tlingit, Tokelauan, Tongan, Tonkawa, Towa, Trukese, Tsimshian, Tungus, Tupi-guarani, Turkish, Turkmen, Tuscarora, Uighur, Ukrainian, Ulithean, Upper Chinook, Urdu, Ute, Vietnamese, Walapai, Washo, Welsh, Wichita, Winnebago, Wintun, Woleai-ulithi, Wu, Yapese, Yaqui, Yavapai, Yiddish, Yuchi, Yuma, Yupik, Yurok, Zuni  Belinda is second-generation Puerto Rican
lives in Spanish Harlem El Barrio Spaha as gentrifying realtors around 116th call her barrio Belinda’s perspective as she comes of age in NYC ages nine to thirteen her adventures with friends around the Barrio sees a dead body on 126th when she’s ten . . . her family’s overdetermined acculturation narration as it follows “linear” path of becoming American Belinda’s hermano in prison another the military Belinda’s growth into womanhood . . . Belinda’s subtractive schooling immigrant and minority and expected to lose her strength her family, deny her roots for her “educational development” subtract her language Spanish deficit and her maestra Ms. R . g . e . picked up her chalk wrote the morning’s assignment bonita Belinda’s fear of that rule no Spanish allowed in Ms. R . g . e .’s classroom “None of that." Blink. “If you are ever going to be good Americans speak. Like. Me. “You’ll never amount to anything unless you learn. “You want to be like your parents?” Blink. “Is that what you want?” Waiting . . . for an answer . . . “No.” “No, who?” “No Ms. R . g . e .” And Belinda looked at her brown hands “When I was a child we could look up to our parents . . .” And Belinda said to herself Mami esto no es no es no es this story . . . repeats and Belinda looks up at the flag hears horns honking outside Spanish in the wind and imagines her mother cleaning apartments downtown  arrive
Che’s Lounge find sun- puddle chortled shiny redheaded B. Wright sporting sandals. ask how many freckles. B. Wright says millions. lifts shirt’s tail & her back-- sprinkled nutmeg. B. Wright hands me a hand- rolled number, tobacco hairs spilling. observe mechaniz’d bear pursuing Antigonus. B. Wright writes: My (desultory) book fails more. & that word you just used. You imposing—you impose yourself. B. Wright brown coat: fur-lined, purple buttons. Emily Dickinson tattooed on left forearm heard a fly buzz. paper skin sprinkled with nutmeg. & no don’t think look like Vik Shklovsky. calling myself missed. William Carlos the Conque—” “. . .” humid American mind. & how much an epic? Fifty, fifty-five? Per square foot, of course. “. . .” & dig this, I wrote this for the goat: This darksome goat, horseback brown, fuzzy scrotum hanging down. Sprung Mediocrity—& B. Wright hands me a hand-rolled number, tobacco hairs spilling. observe mechaniz’d bear pursuing Antigonus. B. Wright writes: My (desultory) book fails more. & that word you just used. You imposing—you impose yourself. B. Wright, you—actress breathing B. Wright writes & B. Wright writes & that word you just used. You imposing—you impose yourself.” B. Wright speaks[1] another sort I maintain. poet, make me desire to do the MAKEITNEW of MAKEITUSED. B. Wright, where’d you get those little red shoes? B. Wright write writing too: Oh, I’m the antennae of the species all right. I write: Arrive at Che’s Lounge only to find sun- puddle chortled shiny redheaded B. Wright wearing sandals. Ask her how many freckles her body has. B. Wright says millions. Lifts her shirt’s tail like someone sprinkled her skin with nutmeg— B. Wright, I hear, sells hot-dogs at the ballpark in Tucson. —B. Wright writes: B. Wright, your brown coat next to me: fur-lined, purple buttons. Emily Dic-- [1] B. Wright speaks: “Ahe mehrmoor thoo th houls wndoh yo eetneder poignth ov th rehkord—thoo th szlachpahlm h.r yojr berethslyce wihn thoo th defphasinbereth takerd neithernt p.n stahck th nood hjope et es sawry bereth rimouldid. ‘fhor luhve of th fhibré’ . . . kondoos mhe whunimbrase wit yoo. Vehrmelleon r.g whunst.r, a ph.nest.r whith richenessmeld. “Charerhampes mattod whun ower whalk, plezhor o levin bereth thoo l. th shandalere, liddel l.f l. spaddre o whork ahnd lase. (Sahd gud-b. m.ferendes, chompinaros ov m.l.r.f, thoo yhor shohrt deskobhal: ahnd m. ahnd ch th t.cheeng nker ov thoo th wirrldaly ov th ohldsoret m.. rimaigns thoo th sopberring bereth rhippd fharohm yhor zenteans.) Philgerem ahnd sterongaly l..t ahnd en phondenes, thoo figs, thoo th strrahtizf.d smhoke ov a n.vle. Yhes pulasingu a sqw.r . . . “B. yhor intent b.b.b.. breath see the sickness wehen h.t thoo th pain dhanses seceding icely remhind verses ov sitee ov th c.p. Pig. & she drank her water from a dirty trough likewise, this makes for the making of something, how do you feel about obscenity?” Polylingual thunderclaps.
“I wonder where got his fear of thunderstorms. It is almost unknown to the male Italians I have met.” 314, letter to Weaver. Regarding an earthquake: “Some phenomena of nature terrify me. “One great part of every human existence is passed in a state which cannot be rendered sensible by the use of wideawake language, cutandry grammar and goahead plot. 318 letter 318-19: [. . .] Do you not like anything I am writing. Either the end of Part I Δ is something or I am an imbecile in my judgment of language. I am rather discouraged about this as in such a vast and difficult enterprise I need encouragement. 265: Mr Pound wrote to me urgently from Sirmione (lake of Garda) that in spite of my dread of thunderstorms and detestation of traveling I went there bringing my son with me to act as a lightning conductor. This thunder of Joyce’s is hardly the “dry, sterile thunder” of Eliot’s “The Waste Land.” (5.341). Eliot’s thunder speaks Hindi: 'Datta, dayadhvam, damyata' (Give, sympathize, control). The fable of the meaning of the Thunder is found in the Brihadaranyaka--Upanishad, 5, 1. A translation is found in Deussen's Sechzig Upanishads des Veda, p. 489. The Hindu fable referred to is that of gods, men, and demons each in turn asking of their father Prajapati, "Speak to us, O Lord." To each he replied with the one syllable "DA," and each group interpreted it in a different way: "Datta," to give alms; "Dayadhvam," to have compassion; "Damyata," to practice self-control. The fable concludes, "This is what the divine voice, the Thunder, repeats when he says: DA, DA, DA: 'Control yourselves; give alms; be compassionate.' Therefore one should practice these three things: self-control, alms-giving, and compassion." Pound letter to Joyce: 228: I will have another go at it, but up to present I make nothing of it whatever. Nothing so far as I make out, nothing short of divine vision or a new cure for the clap can possibly be worth the circumambient peripherization. Doubtless there are patient souls, who will wade through anything for the sake of the possible joke . . . but . . . having no inkling whether the purpose of the author is to amuse or to instruct . . . in somma . . . Pound to Joyce: 170: That evening & all night the tempest raged, at 4:25 such peals of thunder burst on Desenzano, as I though c. portend only the arrival of Vulcano Daedalus, attended befittingly with pomps & trumpets. DAMN. Ellman, 551: “Words move into words, people into people, incidents into incidents like the ambiguities of a pun, or a dream. We walk through darkness on familiar roads. 25: Young Joyce and thunder: The thunderstorm as a vehicle of divine power and wrath moved Joyce’s imagination so profoundly that to the end of his life he trembled at the sound. When a friend asked him why he was so affected, he replied, ‘You were not brought up in Catholic Ireland.’ 394: Sometimes during their walks a storm broke out, and at such moments Joyce’s panic was comic. When a friend asked him, ‘I suppose thunder affects your nervous system, Mr. Joyce?’ he replied, ‘No, I’m frightened.’ Weiss, to reassure and divert him, told him funny stories about thunderstorms. But Joyce was not amused; thunder was not to be joked about. Every house, he solemnly lectured his friends, should be equipped with lightning protectors. 397: Joyce reportedly says to a friend in conversation: “I’d like a language which is above all languages, a language to which all will do service. I cannot express myself in English without enclosing myself in a tradition.” Beckett: Pg. 5: In the beginning was the thunder: the thunder set free Religion, in its most objective and unphilosophical form—idolatrous animism. Pg. 14: Here form is content, content is form. You complain that this stuff is not written in English. It is not written at all. It is not to be read—or rather it is only to be read. It is to be looked at and listened to. His writing is not about something; it is that something itself. THIS IS TO SAY, WHEN A CHARACTER IS DRUNK, THE LANGUAGE IS DRUNK—AS BECKETT ALLUDES, OR WHEN THE CHARACTER DANCES, THE WORDS DANCE. Budgen: pg. 39: For Joyce’s purpose no word is unpoetic—none obsolete. Jolas, 89: James Joyce gives his words odors and sounds that the conventional standard does not know. In his super-temporal and super-spatial composition, language is being born anew before our eyes. 90: Jolas: he has created a language of a certain bewilderment, to be sure, but of a new richness and power for those who are willing to enter into the spirit of it. McGreevy: 125: The thunder clap, in Vico’s system, the most dramatic manifestation to primitive man of a supreme, incalculable being is there in Part I, however, and students of Vico will be able as the work moves, to completion recognize the second and third and fourth of the Neapolitian’s main ideas, marriage according to the auspices, the burial of the dead and divine providence in the other parts of it. They may be taken as comically foreshadowed in the childish sing-song repeated in one of the chapters that have already appeard, “Harry me, marry me, buy me, bind me.” Sage: 158: [. . .] where in the Portrait and Ulysses the abrupt transitions were from chapter to chapter or from paragraph to paragraph, they are here [in the Wake] from sentence to sentence, from word to word, or even sometimes from syllable to syllable, thus making an unrelieved demand on the attention. From “The Game of Evenings” by Adolf Hoffmeister: Joyce says in interview: Some people will be interested in the origins of words; the technical games; philological experiments in each individual verse. Each word has all the magic of a living thing. Each living thing can be shaped (244-45). Joyce again: And you all know that it is impossible to translate. ‘We know.’ It is possible to make it into poetry—poeticize it with the greatest poetic freedom that you can give it. Work in Progress is not written in English or French or Czech or Irish. Anna Livia does not speak any of these languages, she speaks the speech of a river. 249-50. |
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