The Dead Generations
Adam John Watermanthe brains of the living
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Instincts entangled in semiotic structures
Robot mist and storm horizon draining the freeway and stream in the asphalt vein.
Omar in the sliding door.
The internet is the fentanyl of the people.
The internet is the methamphetamine of the people.
The inter...
The unfulfilled fairytale of the good old times
There is. There. A ringing. Ear worm. Calamity. Dream desert. Bad bed. Morning creeps. No bell. Gray light. The water.
The phases of Weimar. Kracauer leaks.
Increasingly this. No this. A succession. Influencer. Nar-ra-tion.
What i...
The oculus and the 3in and the froth on the sea
Nuclear pink wrong sky open. Strangely, velour, violet, range. Asphalt before winter. Leaves in the pavement.
Always something there. The there. Three, ten.
Bad witch, bad wish. Everyone run.
Dominant, residual, sedimental...
The only clue that escaped
The cold and the wish and the day has gone into the cracks in the eaves in the floor, the house. A measure, no measure. Stop. A hysteria.
The The. The That. That which is. And cannot be left. A wish for the new, the promised liberati...
The heuristic value of anomaly and ignorance
A mouldering, no salt. Sit. Now stay. The dark dark and cloud colding. A mould, mold, maul, caul, call and the half light. Diesel from the bridge, ruby, sapphire.
Simple sentence. Sample size. Pharmaceutical. Pantsuit.
The...
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Adam John Waterman is a Clinical Fellow at the Minnesota Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. He received his PhD from NYU in 2008. His book, THE CORPSE IN THE KITCHEN was published by Fordham University Press in 2021.
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