Interracial Love (της Διασποράς Λέει, Not a Mere Play)

γλώσσα πηgainε

β-αθεα
αima goal
loss εαυτού the gain.

π-ρωτα φιλί
εμbeerία μεθυστική

αgapημένες ρωγμές
m-eat each other
hello! άρωμα, χρώμα
΄Aλλο

we lay / we play
ομοbeard is dead
I teach her to say

η αφή μου / η αφή της
στάση απόστασης
we wink / ομοbeard’s ταφή

we laugh / we are ταφ
misspell ταφτότητα

I will meet you here
I will meet you there
I will meet you everywhere
Post it in public
Post at the public court

Post-racial α-post-ασία.

Note: [“To turn toward the further theorization of play as a site from which to investigate the body’s role in the production of the imagination, and play’s relationship to political economy, will enable the emergence of new theories of social revolution through the physical and imaginative pursuit of novel feelings, affects, or states of being that require the extension of the mind’s boundaries, and thus the constitution of new language and ideas will be taken (though it may seem ironic) seriously as a source of real political and historical change.” Rachel Shields]

December 2019, September 2020