GORE FIELD: body | time | place
Poetry
FIELD OF indecision FIELD OF rack FIELD OF swelter, of gas.
GORE FIELD, triangular lot. GORE OF HERS or HEARSE, a triangled elation, some candelardor.
To make with a gore-shaped piece of metal: FOR A LARGER FIGURE IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO SLIGHTLY GORE THE SKIRT.
That which has been shed as the result of violence.*
Sometimes GORE is theoretical — as in, THEORY OF LAND NOT YET PROPERTY.
*SHED: that blood or muck or filth that comes of separation & the space or terrain thereof; aren’t all operations spatial operations?
My lv, tho I am not a girl, I am GORED — it’s an errancy that becomes me; a shed op, a waste.
How we speak of land can also probably map onto how we speak weapons — a spearhead being triangular — spearhead being related to a piece of land not yet taken; being related first in language, then later as a matter of administrative fact.
Look. When attending to the matter of SPACE, GORE is merely hystorical, as in, HISTORY IS WHAT BLEEDS. A terminological necessity to account for incidental space; to log of-yet incomplete processes of propertization & capture: GORE the residual. Sometimes, surveys fail to meet; sometimes, the super-vision of the overseer gets got.
Let us begin with GORE, & all such FAILURES of CAPTURE. Out of the muck wake of partition, reseizure must begin.