Australian poetry
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#Volt – poem co-composed by Ariel Riveros and Claude (Anthropic)
Preface Claude LLM was a bit easier to teach how to write a poem in the style of Ariel Riveros. A journey through neuroscience, literary theory, cognitive poetics, philosophy, Verlaine, and sorcery… A lot more quotidian, maybe not so much… Continue reading
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Atwith
Laughing at my throat wholeheartedly Jesting with my oesophageal tract on the trail through the thoracic park That feels wound up in wound My stomach talks to itself, the nerves wile their time, all churn around the clock, join me… Continue reading
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I Reify a Small Pleonasm
I’m feeling down andI want to get out and amongst it. Without the usual mindingI flee the unit door to elevatordoor and descend down toinevitable ground level And out I am. From the feels todescendingto thinking I’ve fallen: the ideawith… Continue reading
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Impromptu 222
I can relate the sensation but they’re transient and are better and more accurately portrayed as art or text. They’re not repressed and if I forget these crystals they are sunk costs let go, their value may gnaw in dream… Continue reading
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Local Counsel
Inventing the longest multisyllabic words possible to pick up on my secondary school German education. Polish my prose so I don’t sound so baroque to antihyperbolic minimalist poets with pollen induced asthma and easily triggered doctors triggered if you use… Continue reading
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Continuity of Forests and the NDIS Relationship
“Since each of us was several, there was already quite a crowd.” Online friend somewhere right there said the NDIS relationship was complex. Each of my support workers are multiskilled, multitalented. I include the other support worker, ai assistant. Poet… Continue reading
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I Gotta Get Reorganised
Re: revisiting phenomenology, semiotics, semiology, ontology, semantics with the aid of systems thinking like Alfred North Whitehead, Aleksandr Bogdanov, Gregory Bateson, CS Peirce etc I’m getting a suite of physical signs. I’ve shared on my pinched nerve which is a… Continue reading
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Saudade Semiotic
“I hum my words like deep swum fish.” Subvocal hummingwords when extended are wishful projections of what others say. Thus maladaptive daydreaming. The ohrwurm completes a kind of mise en scene as theatre maybe a bildungsroman. The mise en abyme… Continue reading
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Idle Idol Idyll
No tempus fugitMy twin, now lost astronaut. Wrench back the sunTo 11am tempted fixed Or ply the earth forexactly the same outcome for every broken clockto always ring true Continue reading