milkthesis
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[19 Nov 2024]
"tenses situate events relative to their closeness or their distance from the speaker. rules of grammar give the empty space of human speech some shape." - chris kaus
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[18 Nov 2024]
a vampire visits me every weekend.
he doesn't suck blood from my neck, no, but just enough for my skin to flush a tinge of blue. he begs for me to touch him, to embrace him, and i oblige; i beg for him to do the same, and he obliges too. he whispers sweet-loving words into my ears then he disappears from my arms before the morning sun comes. sometimes i don't even know if he is real, but his scent and warmth still lingers from between my sheets; maybe he isn't real but i can still feel my fingers running through his dark curls; i think he is not real, i think he is a ghost because i only see him in the dead of night.
i dance with the vampire every weekend.
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[10 Nov 2024]
โ่ฏด่ฏ่ฆ็ฎ่ฏโ
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[5 Nov 2024]
during the hungry ghost festival
where we burn paper money effigies
offering to beings that aren't here
it's the beginning of november
still my eyes sting from smoke
still i burn even if you aren't here
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[4 Nov 2024]
our wills and fates do so contrary run.
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[3 Nov 2024]
every second every minute hour and day
it slips through my fingers
like fine gold sand in a desert storm
i can't see your face in my mind's eye
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to-do list for to-morrow
- 1) wake up
- 2) make breakfast sandwich
- 3) eat breakfast sandwich
- 4) write thesis draft
- 5) send draft to prof
- 6) take a nap
- 7) make dinner
- 8) eat dinner
- 9) shower
- 10) sleep
theories of grammar
- poverty of the stimulus
- phrase structure grammar
- x-bar theory
- government and binding theory
- head-driven phrase structure grammar
- transformational grammar
- lexical functional grammar
- construction grammar
- dependency grammar
- systemic functional grammar
- role and reference grammar
2nd november 2024, saturday
- 9:30am: alarm
- 10:00am: got dressed
- 10:30am: quick breakfast
- 10:45am: ran out of the house
- 10:57am: clocked in (just in time)
- 2:00pm: lunch break
- 2:30pm: booked flights
- 3:00pm: back to work
- 7:00pm: clocked out
- 7:30pm: dinner with family
- 9:30pm: got home
- 1:30am: finished studying
"you loved me"
- [PRED 'love <SUBJ, OBJ>'
- TENSE PAST
- SUBJ [PRED 'you']
- OBJ [PRED 'me']]