Language can invoke processual notions, instead of flattening concepts into static state-things. I know this because I read Heidegger. Somehow the experience of tracking hatch marks across paper takes on this rich and lush expansiveness, wherein history is also the future.
A Poem for Pantagruel
Institutions crumble under the big foot of man But when he sits; rests, too long he builds them tall by hand
An Ancient Bouquet
The last workbook of Greek and Roman Culture asked us to write an essay on some of the most influential ideologies that we had encountered while journeying through ancient Greece and into the Roman Empire. We were asked to “pluck a bouquet” of insights that we found applicable today. I usually have a zero tolerance [...]