
poetic ethnography::chants
poetic ethnography::chants
poetic ethnography::chants
poetic ethnography::chants
take.
take it down. take it slow. take care.
take your time. take it easy. take back, what’s yours.
take it all down-
all the heroes and churches,
idols and figures,
social and political.
will all
remember you
as some clown from around.
the one,
no one knew well enough
to care about.
don’t
allow anyone
the ability
to turn you
into an insignificant
little ant.
then again,
whatever one may do,
let no one
take one down.
life is ones.
let no one
take it away.
07.25.02.
poetic ethnography::chants
revolution pose.
I. cannot afford the patience of a pacifist, fist, fist through the air. II. long, long meetings, readings, leninists and marxists speaking without ending. III. an alien under this nation, a dissident that can’t pretend- consent/defend an international incident created by capitalist governments. sitting under a wishing tree, wishing to be palestinian or muslim. stuck inside this mexican skin, wondering where the revolution migrated to or went. IV. how goes the movement now? red work and mass work. theory and practice and schisms. gentrification and police brutality and the masses slowly fading away. wasting like energy inverted on itself. how goes the movement now?
09.10.02.
poetic ethnography::chants
poetic ethnography::chants
poetic ethnography::chants