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Thursday, 31 July 2025

30.07.25

30.07.25





Secret speech to sing to you with, 

the possible is lost 

how did we touch each other 

Jaguar Robot your neck 

& the gas its true breathe 

leaving us the last avatars 

clean & proper 

a beauty editor, a stylist, 

a fashion photographer

into pastiche hell 

there is too much 

beauty in this world


30.07.25

 30.07.25


Paddington Speights 

the remote area 

body hangs for six days 

a face pervades over eaves ornate 

the terracotta ridges 

steep slate its four-hipped 

& now the buzz of 

British Transport Police 

illegible mosaics crawling through

a worksong for tomorrow's

roaming junket on the other side 

between two lives a bent heart 

over grey crushed velour, locked away

this time for hyperpartisanship 

remember or was it 

the strength of guava

that put the vanguard on the rocks

from cloisters to Sussex Downs 

crashing out the Odd

gets buried inside a cloud 

of seditious lines 

Rosewood Calf Leathers

kicks me down 

this gangway job pissed town 

it’s yours in a sports bags, 

you can have it 

secrete PMC comradesolidarity 

pseudologias come back mewling 

circlescircles due process wracked 

like gavel nixed into metal fouled out 

downdrafts & medicament palls 

hands like open fists 

cantata lumpen denominators 

strung up sliding down morning 

leaves moon approaching 

a victim of true alienation 


Wednesday, 30 July 2025

29.07.25

 29.07.25





Now it is clear Metaheuristic

daylight angry bird

predatory Goshawks  

came through the night reconnaissance

mouth opened it left your skin

inclined to zoom while 

IR LED lighting systems 

leaves its tinnitus 

the narrow corridor of blurrchain 

autonomous threats 

from objects it helps 

the operator capacity 

sky emptied shore 

terms of slaughter 

it’s yours to achieve 

arrayed out losst 

closed-hatch proportionality 

the beginning of time 

eyes look on minims

laws unreshaped


28.07.25

28.07.25




Open your mouth 

iain catleugh hutchinson 

the secret parts gone to pieces 

gilliflowers swilling inside this 

greywealed earth 

Section 21 no-fault 

so see through bits of you 

on nightfalls ambuscade 

tangled in the rig 

your ownership portfolio  

stand-alone flag corpses 

 ‘I just want my property back

when you laugh 

on one knee & now on the other, 

within a territory from leafy vantage-points 

Bayswater toxic pyramids 

arsenic & mercury 

the weak dreaming fields 

a song for rent falls out 

annulled your  life  poured out to a yelp

National Landlord Register  

every time you move clings to you

your sleep is cut 

 ‘I just want my property back

moving palliatives  tiny glass beads

all human malevolence is planned

planned classwar sicked 

to find the cutting instrument   

bedded in head full of arrows 

glowing pleadingly back alaturka 

the hallmarked dent Liquidator

audible in the mouth

does not count what goes in

brings the images home to you 

at the International Property Awards  

 ‘I just want my property back

Tuesday, 29 July 2025

25.07.25

 Every object should have a unique tracking identity to distinguish them across a sequence of frames in time and should be positioned in coordinates that must be determined for each detected object.

The Complete Guide to Object Tracking [Tutorial]

25.07.25


Sensitive sites can you imagine 

“Annunciation” “Where’s Daddy?” 

garbage targets in the mid-distance 

can you see them under black tulips 

motion detection, location

carries the rest based analytic

error rooms into your speech 

echo of each pulse dared counter

the life judge system designed 

longing is so private  

operational augmented impunities 

looks like Fortnite 

wind ammo left range, 

etc. strain upon strain 

you can’t see wedged hostile

units in the fields burning engineers 

collected images from the world's heart 

skylark eyes in the sky 

Lemkin without light


27.07.25

 27.07.25



Dust on fire 

died in grain surpluses 

on an empty stage

the water 

you drink forever

is black shingle 
Blue Wolf Red Wolf

covered in vernichtet


26.07.25

 26.07.25



Psocids in the flour 

Iron Dome Merrill Securities 

metal song shredded tuneless

the sky today is aerial footage  

this naked ground death folding

why isn’t the wind moving? no

its true promise watered names

Security Dilemma

not one single sequence

retracting as perpetual Habsora Lavender

is tenderness unceasing Harop

loitering munitions

lifeless schema Palgrave Handbook 

of International Political Theory 

covered finalities

so the birds can fly there


Friday, 25 July 2025

24.07.25

 24.07.25 



Private reneges of your work 

they cinch your mouth 

cribbing the terminal regimes 

you put them into pockets instead

for Life is very precious 

ingurgitate managerial techniques 

like renal fluids 

your souls opaque dulling 

ached out secrets 

tribulated in more hushes 

vertebral column ethically sourced

all of us fall down

demote futures burnt colour

no one believes in

locally grown white

cosmos & dahlias

so there's this little dark

corner of my room

that talks to me like

telemedicine comforts

I sometimes talk back

in stunted light tenderly

reciting deserted past prescriptions

their gentle phosphorescences

the meaning of them emulsifying 




Feuilleton 1 (Summer 2025)

 




Harriet Armstrong, Sixtine Bérard, Cole Denyer, Karoline Franka Foldager,
T.C Hell, Rachel Fleminger Hudson, Noah Merzbacher, Domenec Miralles
and Oscar Mooney



(The Hand of Daddy: set to music) After Rückert Rough Draft


 (The Hand of Daddy: set to music)


After Rückert 


The day is fine don't be worried, don’t

OK they've just gone for a long walk.  

Yes (…) they have just stepped out.

And now they are making their way home. 

(...) Now


Don't be worried, the day is fine. Fine. 

They have simply made a journey 

to the hills. Or (...)  just   

They have just gone out (...) just now

but they will not be coming home. 

We'll go meet them instead

yes on those hills in the sunlight, 

the day is fine 

on those hills. 

Yes (...) yes, yes.   


In this weather, in this windy storm, 

I would never have sent the children out. 

They have been carried off, 

I wasn't able!  

(whimpers


In this weather, in this gale, 

I would never…never  

never (...) have let the children out. 

I feared they sickened: those thoughts 

In this weather, in this storm, those thoughts 

I would never have let the children out, 

they might die now (...) pointless this weather.  

This weather (...) weather. 


In this weather, in this windy storm, those thoughts never

I would never have sent the children out. Never…never  

They have been carried off, I wasn't able to warn them!  

In this weather, in this gale, in this windy storm

They rest as if in their mother's house. 


As if, as if  (mumbled) 


Frightened by no storm, 

sheltered instead by the Hand of Daddy, 

(...) the Hand of Daddy!