Cost
Benefits
Project to pursue banal writing proved all too
successful. Finally something nobody wanted to read or hear or parse, though
fully valid conceptually—a proper proposition accompanying realization humm—a
project meant to show that one constant underlying writing is the reaction,
mainly of enjoyment, pleasure, engagement or the opposite—polar fury. No, the
project was meant to portray through negation the (un)necessity of these
qualities—a vast shimmery mass of ‘text’ if it can be called that. Full in its
being, just there, not needing anyone or anything—an anti-erection. The
contra-Viagra. Designed to quash all arousal. But—it being such a long project
how can we be sure there aren’t any interesting parts snuck in? Indeed, such
thoughts prompted more hardy of the reader-explorers to push forward—I mean,
has anyone ever read this thing all through? Impossible. Maybe around page 3,000
it starts to get good? Or glitches? No no no. The author—an it most likely—has
been preternaturally faithful to the precepts of the project—proving another common
constant: w/rigor comes success, relatively defined.
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