Don’t be
afraid to be
a lioness, reality
alive, whiskers
to tail,
hunger-gnaw,
watching
your champion
fail, breathing
while the victor
slaughters three
playful pieces of
your heart.
We like to forget,
but listen
to blood,
straying you
away from
cliff’s edge,
beating:
tomorrow.
I need a robot
to speak for me
for I am so angry
that I befoul
draw out
the words of
chance, circumstance
the vertices
where my humanity
bounces off
the robot
is the study of normal
the ghost
of collective wisdom
neither male nor female
young nor old
all its trauma
averages out
it will say
please and thank you
when I am
a lioness crouched
it will appeal
castrate, conjugate
and dance
to the pleasure
of perception
i have signed
the waiting list
my soul is
a caddisfly
and you dear robot
are a carapace
of shining gold
#gpt4
The crows
taken over,
with crystal-just
caws,
roost they
in judgment,
listen to
our past,
all of
men’s missiles
in shuddering
pause,
dusk trees
full silent,
not even
a glass
would ruffle
dark feathers
with rattles
and snaps—
future side-eyed,
croaking:
you are
the last.
Prowlers pass our very door
and devils howl with torch and stake,
beloved gentle bids me wake—
a bird we’ve never seen before
hops merrily from tuft to tuft
to find the little new spring grubs.
Blue wing flashes everyday love,
and, dear Almighty—is enough.
How can we incentivise, in a positive, safe, liberatory+nonviolent way, building a tech stack so it won’t fall over when a bunch of degens claim? This is a question! I want YOUR opinion! The instincts suggest fear incentives, but that’s not me.
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Ten different ways to get things done,
though with intermittent success,
and fall asleep before the sun
illuminates a feathered breast
in early spring, before the run
of larvae crawl out of their nests
and mostly end up so much chum
for silent feathered final breath.