1. Trauma: open wound: torn flesh:
something in me, not me: It.
No
name names thee. It. It blows up.
It happens. It encompasses all there is.
The
time-space and all cursive realities stop and become heavier.
It is full of it.
Violence of not-me—on, against, through, me.
Flesh surrenders and opens up. It
bleeds, without flowing.
It is stuck: there is a blockade at the threshold:
liminal volcanoes
under these open layers of skin.
I am the closure where it repeats itself, reinforcing its law
of intensity,
its empire of intensity in myself—on me, against me, through me.
2. Trauma: open wound: torn flesh:
something in me, not me: It.
This
suffering is without Origin, sheer power of anarchy.
The organizing force of my
aboriginal place and aboriginal cycles vanishes;
another gravity, unknown to me,
operates. On, against, through me.
It makes unreason, nonsense: the voice and
the body implode,
ground down.
They plunge into muteness and paralysis.
Or else
they explode like unbounded, raw, high-pitched vowels,
too far away from
language, sheer yelling, without discernible Origin.
Both muteness and yelling signify too much Fusion:
my remembrance, my dismembrance, and my bodily self-deixis
without signs: Touch here with your silent saliva.
Touch and Believe now, forever, in the red matter of this Passion.
Let silence reign in these works. For articulacy requires the
most impossible
labors through rivers of lava.
It calls, it cries out for a body capable of mountains and cliffs and vertigos,
converging here, like the fruits of the virgin Womb,
being held and gathered, in perplexed awe, fusing
nocturnal terror with ecstasies.
3. Trauma: open wound: torn flesh:
something in me, not me, biting too much.