WAITING
TO HAPPEN
by
David Rushmer
threatened
an
other
reaching
close
up, impossible
infinite
the
edge of
without
being
yet
to come
every
arrival
comes
upon
withdrawn
space
detached
from night sleepless
the
circle
reforms a
centre
of
unity,
Writing
separated
from the star.
disorientation
a
fall
unlimited
and
simple loss
purity
of destruction,
if
all things
returned
to absence if
nothing were
renders
death
for
withdrawal
abandoning
ourselves
we
would escape it.
The
disaster, depriving
death,
the
tragic dissolving
all
internal movement,
to
entertain this
edge
to
forgetfulness
outside
the
condition
suffering
goes
under utterly
passive,
drawn
from all sight
carries
us,
untouched,
face
to face
we
forget, endlessly.
forgetfulness
does
not come
,one
dies
it
invites escaping
as
return
absolute;
It
comes ,
and yet
would
come to us from beyond.
to
write,
outside
passion
of
forgetfulness.
It
will speak in you
of
silence
passed
beyond danger,
the
mark
under
threat
an
unspoken thought.
I
do not know how I arrived
without
knowing
the
advent
outside
being
drifting
away
flight
of thought
limitless
space
delivered
of stars,
whoever
dreamed
would
liberate us
at
the twilight
disrupts
and overflows every silent affirmation
the
singularity
does
not disrupt solitude,
immobile
forgetfulness
in
the passivity of
all
words ,as
if
the
burn ,the
annihilation
like
someone who would no longer enter
penetrated
remembrance
of
gentlest difference, and this difference
only
as impure loss.
the
disaster is thought
of
the outside
already
touched a silent effect
there
is not explosion except what escapes the very possibility,
the
limit of writing.
it
is dark
the
movement of anonymity
in
the present.
writing
is
surrendered
to a boneyard
I
fulfil myself
in
the anonymous continuity
between
the encounter with death
point
where we abruptly dissolve
the
chance of being
without
body
before
words separated from meaning, broken
this
desire to lighten of tears
lets
himself go
speech
that flows and flows away
broken
reserve, a deep
capacity
in
advance of a sign
at
a distance to words.
David
Rushmer says, “This
new work was written through Maurice Blanchot’s ‘The
Writing of The Disaster’ and follows on from my most recent
pamphlet publication, ‘Blanchot’s Ghost,’ published
at the end of 2008.” He has work in E·ratio
Issue 12.