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        the incessant shaking of the world, Levinas, insomnia


        it is too abstracted. it is open to the making of the world. 
        surround and no thing; it is open and the cry of entities are 
        heard at a distance. the hunger. it is never a moment of proper 
        awakening. i see the world exhausted, decathected of meaning. it 
        is my privilege to witness the exhaustion of the world, its 
        uneasy lies. my illness is derived from the cloth of my world. i 
        write somnolent, exhausted. therefore entities shimmer, are 
        gone, before their mentioning. the guise of the name is all they 
        possess, which closes them down. i see through the lies of the 
        name.

        inscribed on tablets of stone and clay the guise of the name is 
        all they possess; they're closed down. entities are uncanny; 
        they lose their mooring in the guise of the name.

        your enunciation naming entities is uncanny; they lose their 
        mooring in the guise of the name. ghost ghost ghost ghost 
        ghost:thing thing thing thing thing:name name name name 
        name:thing name ghost:ghost thing name:

        write cliffs ghost thing name through ghost ghost ghost ghost 
        ghost.

        "Your line is read and re-inscribed. -
        "Consider the next element you will apply.
        "Your token should be inscribed at this point?
        "How would you define this line of thought?
        "List a partial third inscription, words.
        "You're written with fingers.
        "Your inscription finished, you have created $thing.
        "Your enunciation is uncanny."



        >>>>
        >>>>
        >>>> what
        **** Command 'what' not recognized.
        >>>>
        >>>>
        >>>> why
        **** Command 'why' not recognized.
        >>>>
        >>>>


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