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Age
"The Artist," a Happy Man holding in his hand an indefinite
article, stepped into his archetype--which was and is his prerogative
of office--and he appointed himself to take on "his" Age. He
came of "the" Age, out of an indefinite articulation. Excuse
me, Madam, what Age is this? Do you have the Age?1
Then, feeling sick, he appointed convalescence: tell the stories of a
convalescence, sing the songs of convalescence. Here, before the latter
convalescence.--The article's indefiniteness has vaporized the article
itself.
Am I being obtuse? Acutely! "Selfishly" "I"
convalesced. I did not do it for you, however I did it as you. God's implacability
and disinterest are great! Right, God? Right! says God, out of infinite,
eternal, disinterested power. I appointed the tool "Self," the
word, to the well-appointed office of verb. To "self." Unravelling
the universe and re-casting the line. Paradox, the buttocks of the Beyond,
out ahead, still ahead when the whole race is serenely dead.
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