Run Program
Rondald James*
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I love the dumb character who knows everything archetype Normally the first character to look at absurdity made normal Then treats normality as a surreal strangeness When you ask what's on my mind Circuits in my brain Run program Compiling everything that has ever managed To storage unit Dust collect On this registry I take in the casualness of a question Skydiving out of the clouds Landing padded Exiting your mouth Shaken, but safe between us And Synthesize tones tuned to this experience Battered olive branch Offered unto those Of driftwood legacies A wash in Uncertainty of tremoring pupils Reflecting our visages back at each other We two way mirror fade into some sort of sober reflection, Into our server Troubleshooting ourselves Waiting for software upgrades Reprogramming our selves Where the ride known as "earth" stops running it's simulation And we the mirrors Housing Pieces of opinions projected on us From passerby's the ones who can't see forest for trees Or Applying same gumption Against Sand Grains for glass shard Or humans for Flesh and blood Those of flesh and blood Mistake this question for rhetorical Knowing that the most existential question we will ask will be about a video game Or cars or money or how in a video game we will steal cars and money That this conversation is skin deep Bodied Surface tension Tentatively stressed across Nets worked upon air Stressed Vibrations braided Into the fabric of ear drums Conundrum drumming up another Cannon Fodder conversation Constant Buffering/loading Of Salvia alchemized To spider Sutter step Through interconnected webs But never dip a toe in the soup Of ideas Use your noodle they say Human experience whole kit and caboodle they say We won't stew in it ok Ingredients we haven't tried stay shelved in the pan tree, sprites flatten until their 2D In terms of miles that would make it a thought a way Synaptic jump B You Tee Up Stevia scented Rows through low tides Molasses dribbling in our held court Becomin' more bogged down than uplifted Which is to say All that to express By that i mean Pre prepared microwavable toppings And call it food for thought Call it meal/call it filling And I rather talk about thoughts Dine with The thought of thoughts materializing thoughts that ponder, reencounter and Influence other thoughts Abstract extract from the primordial soup Peppering my consciousness Salting this reality to make it palatable Where I can quietly gnaw on the fact That I'm am flying through space on a sentient life sustaining planet rock Water thing Through a space which is aptly named space creating itself indefinitely Intangibly transfiguring itself into reality Meme 'in to stay alive How never they separate Melting pots melding spots Labels ingredients Like humans label habitats Stir nothing like trap rappers apparently bend elements So elegant that word And much like the word word is a word to describe a word worded To express a distilled thought of a race Consciousness as a bite sized appetizer Nothing matters We matter And thoughts matter Something matters No one matters And thoughts matter So much so they concrete So much so they think up little civilizations So much so it naturally thinks things in existence that should be Like us having this conversation Like being the anomalies that made it to Concrete Who have long since wanted to become water
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