03 05 15

Bopping the Kitchen Mang (PAM1752)

The kit­chen’s mob ep consists of a sha­ma­nic pro­ce­dure, which can be des­cri­bed as

trying to make mop­ping the kit­chen floor more inter­es­ting
des­pite it being inter­es­ting alrea­dy

To mop the kit­chen floor is in itself a pro­ce­dure ; and here, taken as the fun­da­men­tal one, it reveals its big bang, its pro­pel­lant qua­li­ty, as in

in eve­ry­thing there is big bang

Why is this a sha­ma­nic pro­ce­dure ? Because it defers to an her­me­neu­tics of time, in which eve­ry­thing makes sense in rela­tion to the ini­tial moment of mop­ping the kit­chen floor. To call it a moment alrea­dy assumes that there is in itself some­thing to suck out, her­me­neu­ti­cal­ly, from mop­ping the kit­chen floor, from mop­ping the kit­chen floor as a soundw­hole, at least.

There is nothing lacking in mop­ping the kit­chen floor ; we mob the mop­ping of the kit­chen floor by taking it as a soundw­hole from which there is some­thing to suck out.

Calling it a moment assumes
a pecu­liar dyna­mics
that is prone to reveal
what our mediocre senses miss -
unhea­rable sounds
reso­nances
paul­stretches of eve­ry­day life
in an envi­ron­ment that we take to be unpaul­stret­ched,
com­pact, rea­lis­ti­cal­ly paced
level­led
nor­ma­li­zed
balan­ced for the bene­fit of our picked affects -
whe­reas it has in fact
a kind of spe­ci­fic
meteo­ro­lo­gy
which in this case can be cal­led the micro-cli­mate
of having mop­ped the kit­chen floor.

In that as well
for that as well
at that as well
through that as well
gibt’s ein big bang
the grös­ser bang of
eve­ry ment
eve­ry second is hm
a source of men­tism
the­re­fore in eve­ry moment
there is a meme which bangs
just as a bang does
when it bigs
itself
or just actual­ly when it bigs.

To eve­ry bang we
big
our atten­tions
bin­ding them to big­gi­ty
ban­gless about what we hear.

We res­pect as
in we show res­pect to
mop­ping the kit­chen floor
not as an acti­vi­ty
but as a moment
of soun­ding.

We’re soun­ding in
what has soun­ded.

We’re living in
what has worl­ded.

Peurk.
POH.