Nishant·May 24, 2025The (Non)Virtues of Eternal Poverty: Liberal Democracy, Contradictions, “Good Governance,” and…Coining a term is never an easy task. It carries an invisible burden of history — a cadaver hanging on one’s shoulders, unacknowledged…
AM/ Signs and Symbols·Oct 4, 2021Poem 21It used to be that production was tied to work, today product has saturated every intention, all interaction, awake and asleep.
AM/ Signs and Symbols·Sep 30, 2021Poem 18In penury and in evangelical lodges, Californians sit terraced above the bio-shackles of a phantom proletarian museum. As in a portly…A response icon1A response icon1
AM/ Signs and Symbols·Sep 29, 2021Poem 16First emergence was the minding of language, the origin mirror and field in which what is real took hold, wedging us into a refractive…
AM/ Signs and Symbols·Sep 25, 2021Poem 11I was reminded today that my highest affinity is towards the disembodied tumor; let me consider like to like in comparison.
AM/ Signs and Symbols·Sep 24, 2021Poem 10We have become affixed to one world of objects and it was used when we got it.
AM/ Signs and Symbols·Sep 24, 2021Poem 8There is a dissonance between existential longing and the cowardly concatenation of every person’s life. What we want was on display, a…
Nick·Aug 27, 2017Why the hero narrative in human professions is damaging — A Freire perspectiveThe human professions exist to challenge inequality, advocate with others, teach, care and all the other things that they do day in, day…
