Chanting the incipient
textwork enfettered by, with, to, and for its author
M. S. Strickland,
textworker, via the coupling of the elegiac yang of his patriline with the elitist yin of his matriline during the zoopraxiscopic, pantomimetic, and arch
aeo-
ammine raison d’être emanating from its author’s, that is,
M. S. Strickland’s circumambient automatisms and tragicomic traumatisms accessed under and by
all means of various species of
earthy augury involving sultry areo- and
asterocentric
conjunctivisms on the one hand, and suggestive schism and
exile of and from his
lares familiares de
Tulpuyauor on the other during the dulcet cusp of his eleventh year which would secrete him snugly in a distaff
“place of dreams unbroken” in Gertrude
en WY while concomitantly thrusting him precariously into a
lanceolate landscape of
impassive men “on high” in the
Aristonian Woiwodeship of North Texas between and within the mental
medoid of which he would have to undertake, on the one hand, the disjointed migratory prospectus of, and, on the other, the fungible desertion of, thus perhaps (in)effectually
sashaying the Proustian swag of textual sodomy and the hymeneal heft of authorial impregnation, all the while bridling with tansy-phasic quill-thews and surging with the vellophilic vinagaroons of ink-splotched incoherence whose sororal stilettos in the schizomythic albedo of the
textworker’s chirographic bliss clitalyze transvestism’s vengeance into the intestinal necessity of the fustianist’s
sere art and the girlish ambivalence de l’
affilée rigmaroliste’s gibbeted
ludict par delà the truth-defying inflammation of which
textwork is more than able to disbelieve or disburden itself of, as its author’s “
yazdehanity of incipient
textwork,”
To Recoup Evasively Unconscious, purports to adaptably admit, “since said deliciously texticulating southpaw produced the following wörterisches Nachleben of the long since destroyed
incipit of what my delirious and redolently ichor-drenched
mano diestra must have deemed a
supreme fiction, viz.: ‘Nadir approaches zenith. Out of the distance crawl the new Gods, insouciant...’”