“Deconstruction insists not that truth is illusory but that it is institutional.” Terry Eagleton
Horizon Decon I'm digging up my highway, deconstructing my horizon, I'm celebrating the wheels falling of my juggernaut, ceasing making meaning where meaning can never be found, letting go the madness of plausible voices, that eternal cat's cradle of string never to unravel, I'm taking down the frame-work of dull sensibility, I'm making space for working with what I've already been given. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
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Be Here Now!
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Yes, that’s it, thank you Ana.
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Oh,no, grad school flashback! I had to read (and understand!) Terry Eagleton’s book Literary Theory: An Introduction my first semester in grad school.
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Read yes, understand, well maybe 🙂
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Just at the point in each chapter when I finally understood whatever arcane theory he was explaining, he would then merrily deconstruct it into meaninglessness. Argh!!
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Now that made me smile, Yes, a constant quicksand.
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Organization is important☺️
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Yes, if only I could manage that bit 🙂
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I’m trying to downsize which is difficult after moving so much
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Yes, I find downsizing daunting too.
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Beautifully expressed, Paul. I can relate to the last two paragraphs. Yes, letting go and making space.
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Many thanks for this Amy.
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Yay 👍 Way to go 😺
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Thank you so much Patricia 🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Many thanks Chuck. Hope your weekend is off to a good start?
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Yes, but today is a somber day in America – 9/11
Always a pleasure to read and share your posts with followers, Paul!! Have a great day!
😊👍✨✨🎉
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a somber day indeed.
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Deconstructing is good, albeit laborious.
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O it sure is VJ, a labour indeed.
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The sculpture is in the block of marble…when you remove what doesn’t belong, the beauty becomes apparent. 🙂 I have been in this process of deconstructing my life for some years now, getting rid of things I don’t need and enjoying what remains. Lovely poem, Paul ❤
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Yes, a reflective and intentional process that cannot be pushed, sometimes not fun either, but so worth it. Thank you for sharing a slice of your life Cheryl.
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Thank you
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Fact of ‘Existence’!
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Yes, very much so.
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Great poem
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Many thanks
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