Tristan Tzara - C/D?

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Art is going to sleep for a new world to be born
"ART"-parrot word-replaced by DADA,
PLESIOSAURUS, or handkerchief

The talent THAT CAN BE LEARNED makes the
poet a druggist TODAY the criticism
of balances no longer challenges with resemblances

Hypertrophic painters hyperaes-
theticized and hypnotized by the hyacinths
of the hypocritical-looking muezzins

CONSOLIDATE THE HARVEST OF EX-
ACT CALCULATIONS

Hypodrome of immortal guarantees: there is
no such thing as importance there is no transparence
or appearance

MUSICIANS SMASH YOUR INSTRUMENTS
BLIND MEN take the stage

THE SYRINGE is only for my understanding. I write because it is
natural exactly the way I piss the way I'm sick

ART NEEDS AN OPERATION

fletrejet, Tuesday, 16 December 2003 14:49 (twenty-two years ago)

is that the motherwell translation? classique in and of itself.

"I destroy the drawers of the brain and of social organization: spread demoralization wherever I go and cast my hand from heaven to hell, my eyes from hell to heaven, restore the fecund wheel of a universal circus to objective forces and the imagination of every individual.

Philosophy is the question: from which side shall we look at life, God, the idea or other phenomena. Everything one looks at is false. I do not consider the relative result more important than the choice between cake and cherries after dinner. The system of quickly looking at the other side of a thing in order to impose your opinion indirectly is called dialectics, in other words, haggling over the spirit of fried potatoes while dancing method around it. If I cry out:

Ideal, ideal, ideal,
Knowledge, knowledge, knowledge,
Boomboom, boomboom, boomboom"

yetimike (McGonigal), Tuesday, 16 December 2003 14:54 (twenty-two years ago)

i read the aproxomite man at 15, 16-dont know if i remember much but it twisted and corrupted me, made me feel like there was a new world, and his history is amusingly accurate.

anthony easton (anthony), Tuesday, 16 December 2003 14:56 (twenty-two years ago)

JtN to thread!

Ned Raggett (Ned), Tuesday, 16 December 2003 15:09 (twenty-two years ago)


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