Foucault’s Anti-Romantic Politics

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1. Peter on August 26th, 2007 4:52 pm

   FAITH IS DOUBT ON PROBATION

   The scrim of matter
   we’ve had pulled over
   our own eyes has wholly
   obstructed knowledge

   as if we took the empty shell
   for the whole bivalve
   how could death be if life did not

   precede it life was always
   first and only birth and death
   either side of a swinging door

   as if we’ve all forgotten how
   to speak that other language
   we know
   we halfway hear.

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