I am intrigued by how words mean when we imply that they do,
how they tend to break up across the rock of accountability
and in the soup kitchen of the unconscious.
Do you know what I mean?
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Take Your Cabal and Go Home
In / Verse
I don’t know how you come here thwarting the norm next to the hive avoiding the swarm.
Whatever your reasons you thought were your own you can take your cabal now all the way home.
this is a nice twisty one...but the subtitle was a bit of a clue... how is it that these reversals seem to work for (only ) one side of the coin? or maybe that is what comes with being a bad penny...
Anon...a reversal by it's very nature affects every side of the coin, that which was up becomes down and vice-versa. The cabal, that group of thoughts and and actions that devolves into a self serving entity within if reversed...perceived in the inverse is a blow for freedom.
Thanks to Harlequin for the inspiration and reflections on organizational culture.
ReplyDeleteRetrenchment comes in many forms -- in verse, inverse, in psychodynamic projections, in protectionist mediocrity in fortified castles . . .
It is a blow for freedom this driving the cabal away.
ReplyDeletethis is a nice twisty one...but the subtitle was a bit of a clue...
ReplyDeletehow is it that these reversals seem to work for (only ) one side of the coin? or maybe that is what comes with being a bad penny...
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ReplyDeleteAnon...a reversal by it's very nature affects every side of the coin, that which was up becomes down and vice-versa. The cabal, that group of thoughts and and actions that devolves into a self serving entity within if reversed...perceived in the inverse is a blow for freedom.
ReplyDeleteNot fair - I want a cabal too!
ReplyDeleteNo cabal for you, Iscariot. It will only lead you astray.
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