When the monk and robot in me scuffle, my tongue bumps conceptual flavors up to a less viscous engine-stressing paradigm. Intimacy exposed for its extra-neural introspection, the mocking nature of nonspatial dips into the silicon circuitry dubbed 'pondering the pink.' Not something you can learn or teach, but only experience. My bassoon parts accept me as a non-digital human, so why can't you? In the simulation I look like the urgency of a thrombosis, but for this charade, this stepchild upload, we first reconfigure an end-of-the-world singularity paradox, the more practical nanotechnology of this monkey-business gone baby-babble. Like when we ignore our need for the identity-crushing inoculation of unisex robots probing for unscissored irrationality in their out-of-body Band-Aid bassoon modes. Think of it. Unspoken, we crisscross interstellar time with present-tense melt-down denialism, a corporeally dualistic factor spinning out capitalists at the press of a button. Infinity has never eaten so well. Nor has causality, mental construct that it is. Boxed clear up to uncanny, cosmic impressionism has a success rate mathematics could never hope to extract from mere genetic asymmetry. The orality of red-shift Doppler the new infantile. But please consider guiding extra tenderness toward your fellow beings. This chocolaty galactic bassoonist would, her ghostly tones asquirm.
Bobby Parrott is radioactive, but for how long? In his own words, "The intentions of trees are a form of loneliness we climb like a ladder." His poems already haunt or are forthcoming inTilted House, RHINO, The Hopper, Rabid Oak, Phantom Kangaroo, Neologism, Whale Road Review, and elsewhere. Immersed in a forest-spun jacket of toy dirigibles, he dreams himself out of formlessness in the chartreuse meditation capsule known as Fort Collins Colorado, where he lives with his partner Lucien, their top house plant Zebrina, and a flippant hyper-quantum robotic assistant Nordstrom.