The A to Z of Unbecoming

This is an exploration.

Anagrams are simply the process of rearranging,
Binary codes of conduct into new brainy puzzles,
Caterpillar stanzas into speedy highway verses,
Dull docuseries into drag queen races,
Eloquently undoing what had once been done,
Form giving way to dispersed particles of meaning,
Growing and scattering and gashing new flesh wounds.

How on earth am I expected to deliver meaning from abstract sound?

I intend to keep unweaving definitions back to their original form,
Jarringly stroking erect concepts into humble and hazy questions,
“Know thy self” were the first three maxims in the temple of Apollo,
Letting you take that first step towards wisdom through self-reflection,
More so, if you dare ask “Who am I?” for long enough,
Naming all your layers of identity like ingredients in a cake,
Opening wounds hidden under layers of filth to finally,
Produce wisdom from doubt because certainty is only insanity in the guise of truth.

Questions, perhaps the only miracle of the human condition.
Reflecting consciousness back unto itself in all its fluidity,
Staring meaning in the eye until it blends into empty space,
Taunting theology until it becomes one of the many voices (turning silence into stories).

Unilaterally unweaving the threads of the collective so that we may dissolve identity into compassion.

Voice gives meaning to sound,
What would become of us if we had not discovered the Alphabet?
Xylose is crystalline monosaccharide, C5H10O5, that is a component of most hemicelluloses in plants (Five-minute mental intermission),
You wait for decades to finally acquire purpose (the biggest construct of them all) only to,
Zoom into the wisdom that life cannot be without death and unbecoming.

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