Lawless Imagination
Written after reading Deluze on Kant with the Wild Parlour. Philosophy helps me let go of the idea that anything can be known, and when I let go, my practice, my understanding of practice, evolves.
The imagination, they agreed, is lawless.
And armed with this truth, they caught hold of the tattered ends of the sentence
And skipped, unbounded towards limit
Wa ooh wa ooh
Like that time we took mushrooms
And I got stuck on the golf course
In the dark
Laughing
Because the sand trap looked like a hole through the universe
And I couldn’t crawl across it
An absurd…
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