Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1998 00:29:45 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: Face to face...




	Face to Face

	Saint Nietzsche and Saint Genet
	
		Oh to be a saint, now that high summer is here...

	Perhaps Nietzsche feared sainthood because, he was a rather

	secular protestant. 

	Or we have Nietzsche's Daughter: A poem

	Sainthood : Teresa of Avila.

	All things shall be well.

	Sainthood: is merely the progression of a principle and not

	a personality.

	Fromthis point of view dear father Nietzsche, like Joyce, Genet,
	et tant d'autres et tant d'autre is indeed a Saint.
	
Inthe upside down calendar of movable feasts


	One is happy to be asaint


	The eternal couple of the saint and the criminal.

	How sexy.

	Indeed, we are all saints and in this great democracy of the
spirit.
		Sadly, for Nietzsche he did not have

	the chance to read Whitman, or to see

	what was possible since

	the release of the thousand multiples and multiplicities

	The many bodied limbs ofthe organ less world wide body

	the simultaneous multiple resurrections of


	need I say....


	the.... words