Subject: Frag-meant-aerie Holes
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 00:09:03 PDT


Here are a few definitions to direct a rethinging of truth
as death told/tolled into the O-pen, as k-Not(h)ing words:

Frag  -- To kill or attempt to kill one's superior officer
         [> frag(mentation grenade), a weapon so used]

Meant -- Past tense and past participle of mean

Mean  -- To intend or design for some purpose, destination
         [> OE 'maenan' to tell]

Aerie -- A nest, house, or stronghold situated on a height
         [> Med.L > OF > L 'area' open space]

The subject wholes itself from holes in things. The former
misses the mark of the latter's please of pure earthiness,
all's first temptation of everlasting sound of silence. (I
am a rock?) A telling of those stories too easiliy forgets
the precedence of the done. The holes in the whole are the
first to be observed, when observation begins, as conflict
ignites a fall within an unknown upsurge of horror, though
what has (not) been changed? The holes must be gathered up
into a new whole. Is this not a directive of philosophy as
revealer? (Remember that science is after-thought, it is a
collection of parts already there.) Now that the ground is
laid (bare-ly), what I is not modern? What remnant of god,
father, son, or riddle can I not be? Lamentations, Alas, O
How! How now? (Nietzsche repeats this phrase many times in
Ecce Home: Birth of Tragedy. What does it-he mean? What is
the German phrase?) Wholesome repentance isn't so severely
demanded as when pride-riddled guilt is at stake. Nail it!


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