WORD GAS.

There is at one point nothing you can do to
stop this flowing acidic coros've from flowing out and
melting all action.All that can be done is to channel

the stuff into some
that can later be
to prevent further
ing away   beyond
areas that seem to
stop the flow. and
until there is room
for the   purposes
two polarised center
acts read one column
the other or both
as there is a choice
of meanings through
the word gas that

kind of a direction
made into a gasket
.emissions from eat
certain boundaries
remain ' -silient
2 build upon these
"spaces" created
to split meaning into
voids and read one.
Both are progressing
along two sepparting
paths that none do
not join in the least
when word symbol

is designed in this such a manner fragments from the
central plot.

Each word and action contains its positive and negative.
Both the meanings are encoded into one convien'ent sign,
Symbols in the smallest unit           Words always
spl't and divide when pushed          give at least
too'far that they no longer say         two choices in
any given situation so the reader can but choose the
manner of reading.

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through the screaming streets to the abode of the most ey'I
place in the world I knew at that time. .the Governmental

dentist.          ,   ,

The reading matter was a bit thin and seemed to consist of
booklets handed out orshould I say chumed.put by various
governmental departments. .1 read one on cockroach control
and another on a new type of television set the y were deve-
-loptng at the time.

I had reached the section in the booklet where Cockroach
An .Anmhilationists were discusing the problem with the    *
Cockroach Preservation Institute when I was called in....
... As the needle left my vein I was thrown headlong into
oblivion. . hefc't''travel'ng down my body to my feet which
gave a last kick of consciousness the sign my assailent
friend w'th the drill was waiting for and as the drU began
to buzz I saw my self infront of a heavy wooden door w'th
a kind of gothic-style T' drawn into the surface in brass
type metal. I entered through the door and came to a tree
the size of which I found hard to judge as my d'stance from
it failed to make any change 'n size. .my perspective was
fucked and I was thinking along these r'nes when I res^sed
I was be''ng watched by a thin tall man/woman by my side.
An aged face that showed no emotion et all grew nto my
v'sion and she/he was looking up..I did 'ike- w-' se. .much
to my regret. The tree contained .high on the branches an
over s' zed snake and high on above that a raven that could
be eas'ly mistaken for a storm cloud due to its enorm'ty.

Mesmerised by these s''ghts I failed to notice the sound
the figure bes'des me had begin to make. A laughther that
in its pitch could be mistaken for tjie scream of a kettle
tortured on gas-heat. The laugthter rose in pitch and volume
and I was incased in strong orange light, .solid light some
would call it. .solid as wind I was blown up into the grip
of that evil snake.

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