Overview

The piece opens:

“Let us begin with the idea of a song in Someone Else’s head called “A Big Fat Dick and Two Tits,” or maybe it’s the title of a painting hidden away in a museum’s collection, off-display sealed from the dust and decay, an animal domesticated, or hey it could be hand-written in the margins of a Polaroid at the flea market or perhaps buried deep in a dented steel file cabinet at the church rummage sale or dead in a diamond mind’s…”

Among its named sections or movements are ΩNEIRICΔ, Go there ..

Notable features

  • The Corpus Echoes the corpus’s Own Language Almost Verbatim — Two near-exact matches found in the same reading session: 1. "The ghost of the original haunts the new word." — This is the corpus’s own description of corruption linguistics, appearing as an actual line of verse in the corpus rather than as an external analytical description of it. 2. "The Subject has no sovereignty over the Frame." — near-verbatim echo of the corpus’s VISUAL WORK.

Connections

Selected quotations

  • “The wrongness becomes part of the work.”
    — ΩNEIRICΔ, 2026
  • “The ghost of the original haunts the new word.”
    — ΩNEIRICΔ, 2026 [direct prose / poetic prose]

Corpus fingerprint

Source footprint: approximately 560 words · 2 image elements · 0 embedded-media elements · 7 heading elements.

Strong lexical motifs: Eyes, Looking & Witness · Weapons, Crime & Coercion · Death, Ghosts & Posthumousness · Mouth, Voice & Utterance · Blood, Wounds & Bodily Evidence.

Nearby publications: ← Your Ass Ideas/The Visionaire   ·   Godforce Aching →

Lexical fingerprint

neiric [Probable corpus formation] · Pistolsmoke [Probable corpus formation]

These are source-attested formations indexed for lexical distinctiveness; inclusion does not assert global first use.

Structure and contents

Publication footprint: approximately 628 words · 2 image elements · 0 embedded-media elements · 3 distinct heading markers.

Visible structural markers

  • ΩNEIRICΔ
  • Go there .
  • → bluehell.neocities.org ←

Named material with encyclopedia nodes

James Quentin Devine · Let the Alpine Play · Scaled Alps · Xenochroma · Xenochroma

References linked directly from the publication

Publication

Published 2026-05-04. Read the original publication ↗