Part 4: Poetics

As a poet wills no need for explanation, to deny a claim of poetics within the framework of Eschatological Linguistics is to call forth the unborn as well as the undying, that is, towards a realistic state of unbecoming, one might surmise an interpretation of assertions carrying such vast capacity would never satisfy investigators seeking conjunctions or determinations. The as yet unknown but innate structures that this language of the end times prepossesses deals with this problem elegantly enough: ambiguity gives way to pun, allegory, and a variety of emotion highly informed by what has been up until now described as ethereal, that is, rather than being a linguistic structure built on the edifice of sensation, it is a superstructure beholden to the interaction of forces. In this sense an oracular or inaugural weight is called upon in the problem of response; stanzas fall flat, haiku seems contrived, and any distinguishing between the Mind or the Hand seems a trivial observation to be shattered with each enunciation.