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ten ways to put together an airplane
Turn toward the undifferentiated vastness in the first of
all flowers.
Turn partly in delight and partly inspired by the sick
awe of rebirth.
Turn a weakness of the libido into the asset of a well-stocked
garage.
Shatter utopian tendencies against the earthly ballast
that anchors them.
Turn a spiritual aspiration into the ill-omened echo of a
dog’s far-off cry.
Turn all animals into theologians, psychotherapists,
classicists, and art critics.
This theory would liken flight to a kind of castration of
the intellect.
Engage in nothing on the fringe of everyday activities
save that of forgetfulness.
Turn the sonnet like a saw blade upon the woodsy fixity
of received form.
Launch into the air an asexual organ of reproduction. Say
it: fuel equals fear.
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