Termites (With Rob Walker, Poet)
uploaded: Wed, Jul 30, 2014 @ 2:25 PM
termites
we are the tectonic organic architects. fixed action patterns, no masterplan predisposed destruction genetic construction. we are the wrecking ball and the engineers. bees are greek geometers, bodies as rulers, hexagons in their heads. we the pallid homewreckers with magnets instead. north of capricorn use our clay skyscrapers as compasses but we will destroy your home to build our own. we are Vishnu and Shiva, no arms, six legs world-best-practice fungus farmers we’ve thrown away the plans. each buttressed edifice with aircon, heating, unique. form is function, function, form hyperbolic paraboloid, hyperboloid, helicoid straight lines are anathema the shortest span between two points is follow the guy ahead we know no Pythagoras or Euclid, give a passing nod to the Bauhaus and gaudy Gaudi who plagiarized our best. rob walker, 2014 (This was first published as a poem in Australian Poetry Journal, 4.1, July 2014.)
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Termites (With Rob Walker, Poet)
Termites (With Rob Walker, Poet)
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