Subject: Re: race... Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 01:53:06 -0500 (EST) Dear John you crazy canuck, You want to swap what you wrote for what I wrote? I don't think so. You have only seen the tip of this crazy canuck iceberg--the TITANIC (Heidegger Archival memories) is goin' down on a trip, down fast ice. You just alienated the Whole World, you are an embarrasement to me as a Canadian. You are not smoking dope are you? Like that kid with the board, the cultural hero who did wonders for International public opinion whose ethnic name I can't pronounce. You are not smoking Deleuzian rhizomatic weed in an Eskimo dreamtime soapstonepipe are you? I think you better check the wax on those skiis, you are going way over everybody heads, slow down a bit, relax, you are starting to scare me. It's been a while since I have been this anxious. You just wait, you don't know literary pressure like I do. What you said about the stove was interesting. I have read your piece twice, it's fascinating I must say, I am sure I will read it a few more times. I was nearly speechless there for a second. I have been thinking about this list for well over five hours this evening. I will probably have a hard time going to sleep tonight and I have to work in the morning. You know, I am *not completely unemployed. Yes, i enjoy being online, first-draft quality and out she goes.... I will even be more impressed if that was your first-draft quality. This is a fly by night Canadian smuggling operation on the border-writing stirring the smooth waters, crisp and cool. It was Wallace Stevens that wrote a poem called The Snow Man, where he suggests that "one must have a mind of winter in order to take a good look at those frosty trees tiping over with ice and snow, bowing before the elemental Alchemy that by virtue of L'imaginal learns to listen, for the listener, who listens in the snow, And, nothing himself, beholds Nothing that is not there and the nothing that is. (p. 9 _The Complete Poems_) Q.E.D. Crazy Feathers, Ariosto -- --- from list heidegger-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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