Regulation by 'All Too Familiar' Foreign Sources

All that exceeds
what is excessive,
the missive launched

in the long term
from birth, accompanied
by apparent

contradiction of
the engine block having
fallen out before

the composition
(fetal development)
could complete itself,

is for nothing remains
inert, intention
goes on forever with

all its necessitating
accompanying error
as lamented or

broken out in laughter,
the rights, not of
theology, but contingent

of effacement of
what divides the 'plain'
from the 'exotic,'

each where is substratum
of what meant was
to be represented,

the motif, cunning as
a snake in the grass,
whose choreography

in feeling inescapable,
is the axial manifestation
of the turning earth.



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