Many, many years ago I read something about Derrida and a caboose, this latter a metaphor/symbol linking to his ideas and writing. It is a connection I have used occasionally over that time. But I cannot now find any reference to this when searching for the detail I thought existed.

Even if it doesn’t, I like the idea – however obtuse.

(a ‘promo’ I constructed for my memoir…)

90 pages, limited to 20 copies, £6 to include UK p&p (I can find out for further away…).

As I was generating these this morning, I was listening to a compilation of folk music and The Staves song Steady started playing with the lyrics ‘Oh God oh God oh God’! Obviously, it’s the coincidence!

Mine is an exclamation of the simple and random pleasure in what is found in the progressions; theirs is lyrical innuendo…

‘Steady, steady, steady
Your steady touch our love so much, I’m sleepless
Oh God, oh God, oh God
God, I’m only human and I’m helpless
Steady, steady, steady
Your steady touch our love so much, I’m sleepless’

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My thanks to IT and Rupert.

Read the poem here: https://internationaltimes.it/the-man-and-the-boy-and-the-fish/

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