More in A serious question: Why is this not a poem?
A serious question: Why is this not a poem?
| << Previous | Next >> |
Kat - given that a single thought has no meaning in isolation, and infinite meanings given an infinite number of contexts, the white space could represent nothing at all, or anything between this pointlessness in time and space, and the unknown stretching far beyond the phaneron [don't ask], sublimely wrapped in your parenthesised denouement.
For these reasons, it represents not merely a poem, but the ultimate in post-modern art.
Didn't 'Fall Out Boy' release a CD with that same title?
For these reasons, it represents not merely a poem, but the ultimate in post-modern art.
Didn't 'Fall Out Boy' release a CD with that same title?
This comment has inspired:
- » Anstey on Mar. 1 2008 - See, that is the question to me. Where does the ...
- » Kat on Mar. 1 2008 - Aphasic: you have woven together so eloquently the possible meaning ...
by Aphasic on Mar. 1 2008