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Chaos and Revolution By John Moore From Green Anarchist #62 Chaos and Revolution. Poet who will treat this order of events. It is not his field. But are there still fields, distinct from reality, which can be expanded on or organised? That is the whole question! (Artaud Chaos and Revolution: embodying chaos enacting revolution embodying chaos as the realisation of revolution enacting revolution as the realisation of chaos the poet as the axis which turns the wheel (Revolution, Latin re-uoluere. and sets it in motion to turn, overturn, overthrow, revolve the poet as the matrix (Chaos, Greek, χασζ, of revolutionary (re)generation abyss, lit. a cleft, fig. a cunt the poet as agency (Poet, Greek πσιητηζ, of 'this order of events' a maker That is the whole question! Chaos and Revolution: total insurrection against reality (the order of things structured by relations of power and authority the spectacular organisation of appearances the virtual reality that supplants actuality in the digital society the creative dissolution of reality (for when the poetic mind acts, it is always inclined towards a kind of fiery anarchy, poetry's total disintegration of reality (Artaud through the definition of fields fields of activity the elaboration of projects projects of self-realisation 'distinct from reality' through the definition of fields fields of activity the elaboration of projects projects of self-realisation 'distinct from reality' That is the whole question! Chaos and Revolution: the realisation of chaos here and now Anarchy hath no limits nor is circumscribed in one self place for where we are is anarchy and where anarchy is must we ever be a rejection of illusions and fantasies. primal anarchy and utopian futures chaos inheres in the present moment and nowhere else inhabit the moment realise the moment act this moment and anything can happen the moment for revolution is always now! for chaos is always and only with us now! the realisation of chaos in revolution at this moment That is the whole question! Chaos and Revolution: the constant practice of every-instant anarchy the spontaneous creation of life 'distinct from reality' the revolution of everyday life the realisation of lived poetry in the moment of insurrectionary chaos and the collapse of the totality of power the poetry (made by all (Lautréamont of lived experience the removal of masks and the recovery of one's original face What was your original face before your parents were born? love, passion, volition, imagination ebbing and flowing tides delightful surface patterns shimmering and scintillant but in the dark unfathomable depths the vast equanimity of the abyss the realisation of the wisdom of chaos never lost and thus never found but perpetually present in a practice that affirms neither indifference nor attachment: living anarchy: nothing special That is the whole question! |