imagine you want to cross the border
and deeper into and up
A poetic YOU is ambivalent. YOU could be an I in disguise or an I talking to it-self. YOU can be a concrete other in some relation to I. YOU can be the reader. YOU can be an EVERYONE. Simultaneously YOU is always a direct address and is as such a suitable form for giving suggestions and orders, for admonishing and imploring. With a consistent YOU it is unclear who is speaking, but clear that the speech is directed at somebody
What’s the point What use are you anyway with your idiotic wrath crushing everything carefully built over time as well as the carelessly placed home the school the library the shoemaker the military base the kindergarten the embassy the wind turbine the swimming pool, the city hall the hairdresser the street food stall and now […]
Your immediate joy
your I-want-to-learn-something-new •enthusiasm
a body that seems lighter from the inside