How T Turn Into A Wolf Spell

equidistantly away from all my selves

Friedrich Nietzsche, Friedrich Nietzsche, Friedrich Nietzsche, Alberto Caeiro, Alberto Caeiro, Charles Bukowski, Arthur Rimbaud, Emile Cioran, Earl of Lautréamont, Piero Manzoni, Federico Garcia Lorca, Vicente Huidobro, Rafael Cadenas, Hanni Ossott, Nelson Garrido.

Descriptors:

___ denial

________ inconvenience

_______________ impertinent

_______________________ immoral

_____________________________ illegal

_________________________________ inestablilida
__________________________________________ d

__________________________________ d ___ s ___ q
____________________________________ e ___ e ___ u i l ibr
________________________________________________ i _________________________________________________ o

__________________________________ descaro
________________________________________ o

transgresión

transgénero

me:

transgredir_me

exponer_me

romper_me

desconocer_me

desoir_me

euforia___miedo __vulnerabilidad

exponer_me

_____ Based on the work so far I've developed, I conclude that it has to do the transgression because it usually causes severe social impacts, both individually and collectively, the fear is almost always present, it is necessary for me to go beyond fear, in that sense, break-me: there is a hunger to break- and exposing me-me, as to be vulnerable at certain times. No vain attempt categorize, and deny the names, also try to "break paradigms" just to get change, move, create new codes to suggest, from this context and environment, are now acceptable, even almost indisputable from a common sense of course, relatively utopian. Take the space and context as an important signifier that comes into play with others, to correspondingly create a new epistemological structure and that is their only innovation, does not pretend otherwise. It is not my intention to produce labyrinthine complex intellectual systems that I can not take me to realize my poetry, though I must confess that I am highly influenced by reading digest daily, most notably the work of Nietzsche that is almost an addiction.