Delightful Poem
Not knowing knotting
is not knowing anything
Knowing knot knotting
is everything
It is a 70s thing…
Not been there, do you know?
I know not!
kwatsch?
knowing nothing knots?
yes it does!
You watch!
I knot in order to not knowing
I tie the knot
I tie not
Knot but
but is just a silly word
knot knot knotting on heavens door
knot knot who is there?
Ms Knothing who pays attention to knotting
nothing knots better than Ms Knothing
you know! knot… or but (silly word)
bud?
Know-thing
Thing-know-knotting
Ah, a thing thing!
a knotting string
Or a string thing
or knot thing
In comes ms weaving heaving
She knows nothing about knotting
leaving the weaving of the knots
Daft craft
The delight of the bullfight in spite the birthright
Quite!
right!
Insight!
the calm of the realm of the psalm like a balm
calm down, calm….
Indeed
you may proceed your tweet-ie-tweet
knotting, you need
or more attention in this dimension of ascension
that is the question
Do we have a pattern here?
or is it knotting in my hemisphere?
oh dear…!
give me a beer, or a wine, that is better
maybe it is wetter?
like a shower?
That is more queer than beer
foamflower
Looove the power!
anti-sour
let’s move to the congenious generous
Querulous
respect!
respectless!
Another conversation
delightful it was…
Writing fictional stories is one of the generous techniques we developed together. We see fiction as a means to make theory tangible and concepts come alive. In our writing, we often personify concepts—transforming abstract ideas into characters that interact, grow, and reveal their dynamics within a story. This approach allows us to test and activate theoretical understandings while showing how ideas are never flat or isolated, but part of the larger structures in which we live and work.
So far, our fictional writings have been shared at lectures and symposiums, gifted to individuals, and published on our website. Many of these texts are homages—stories dedicated to particular people we admire, written as tributes to our heroes. The poem below is one of our first attempts to write poetry, it is a way to digest the theory, have fun, play around and experiment with new forms.
