Preliminary philological researches into the traditional language of New Borneo have revealed a rich grammar and syntax.
Initial investigation suggests a high complexity of verb forms, covering the following tenses:
Prevalent
Suture
Indigent
Carpet
Aerialist
Pupillate.
A Post-Pupillate is implied but not yet demonstrated.
The following Moods have been identified:
Vindictive
Consumptive
Decorative.
Each Mood is known in four Forms:
Actual
Plastic
Conjugal
Refractive.
The language is inflected. These Cases have been recognised:
Normative
Accumulative
Generative
Sedative
Palliative
It is believed that Laxative and Evocative Cases are also present, although their form has not yet practically been distinguished from the Accumulative.
There is still a lot of work and research to be done before the day when we will cross the narrow straits on a great crusade with ceaseless destruction
Saturday, 21 May 2016
Saturday, 14 May 2016
Sunday, 8 May 2016
Road And Destination Unknown
(for Radu Malfatti)
The ill-made man
Is a cavalier
Of evil facts
The steel-toothed speaker
His black/white grille mouth
Its chart of pulls
Its handguide twinkling
In the silent score
Riot and drama unstated
He breathes twice
Through a fingerprint on the hinges of his lungs
And creaks
Reverently awakening dreamed usurpation.
Robins and doves uneasy
In the netting garden of smoke
Soaked reeds rusting gently
Roaring after dreams upset
The ill-fated
Rumbles with a sound that cannot be heard
Overtones in the corner of the lips
A rattling boom deep in the gut
Deep in the muted throats
Deep in the needled eye
Ripples against desiccated uplift
All mouths fill with shaking,
Unvoiced waiting vibrations,
The still man becomes another.
Saturday, 7 May 2016
Sunday, 1 May 2016
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