it started off as an abstract love letter….

All my romantic encounters build me as a romantic object. As they break my heart into pieces I come back with a bigger, stronger, more efficient heart beat. I pulse and reverberate the sounds of absence, placed against itself then back in reverse. Am I dangerously approaching another abyss or… Continue reading

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Last Night at the Mockasin Show

Take it off. Walk the tight rope of intoxication. Lanky Shia Labeouf on the skins. It’s wavy af down on Mockasin Lane. The couple next-door bounces off my life like waves of another’s ocean. Pick up the phone, “Dear Eli Aaronson, you are my lover’s fill-in. What I can’t reverberate off… Continue reading

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Bibliotheke 2: Holy Potamos (blood and water)

1 Gaea, now known to the Titans as Pandora “bringer of gifts”, hath expounded great wisdoms as matriarch of her tribe. As a women of great beauty and esteem for her shamanistic knowledge of the secrets of this world, men marveled at Pandora’s prowess, and believed that by following her cult,… Continue reading

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Bibliotheke 1: In the beginning…. (The Sacred Blade)

1 In the beginning there was the great chasm known as Chaos to our ancestors the Titans; an abyss beneath all of existence, an amorphous abstraction beyond abstractions. That void birthed darkness, the father of night, and death. In emptiness there was only silence and endless dark until from Eros… Continue reading

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Sorry To Bother You

It’s been three days now and I still taste it. A film so heavy it’s near impossible to commercialize within the framework of the feel good comedy gimmick of mainstream trailers. Cleverly, the title/tagline of the film, “Sorry to Bother You” is a kind of an apology to the audience… Continue reading

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Reality as a construct of language

Already started working on “Inferno” (working title for the next part of the MvWC), a tale of melancholy, personal identity and the oppressive dimension of hell. In that spirit, a few thoughts on language in relation to identity and mental anguish: Language is probably the greatest gift bestowed on the… Continue reading

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