• aebletrae [she/her]
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    1 year ago

    BHWLTTDTHDSPHHPPGMbTHIIaIFWIIHTSYTAIIT

    I don't recognize the translation. What language only has 'a' and 'i' for vowels?

    Edit: Reading comprehension strikes again: it's "words", not letters.

    Spoiler, since it's technically giving away the end.

    Brave Hurricane, What Lupin The Train Dark "They've" High? David Shonen Posting: How Have Post PaRappa Gunna' Mods blxty? The Having I, I ai, I Fell. What! I I—Horror—Take Sittin', Yeah, This Are I've I The.

    An important message for us all to struggle-session over its proper interpretation. Remember to blame the punctuation I've had to infer.

    • blight [any]
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      1 year ago

      yeah this are i've i the not i'm i i

      revisionist!

      • aebletrae [she/her]
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        1 year ago

        of my last 126,000 posts [emphasis mine]

        "Not I'm I I" are from the following posts. They're clearly commentary, not the original canon. And you deign to call me revisionist?

        However, in the spirit of anti-sectarianism, I welcome discussion from the Marxism–DayOfDoomism–blightism perspective.

  • Wertheimer [any]
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    1 year ago

    Got ourselves another Louis Zukovsky over here.

    In a number of later movements, Zukofsky would similarly adopt strict traditional forms combined with unconventional materials to create highly compacted poems: "A"-9 takes the intricate form of Guido Cavalcanti's canzone, "Donna me prega," using content mostly adapted from Karl Marx's Capital. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Zukofsky)

    Poem

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