Attention shifts from location ON to location OF
When is, part of what it is, is
The price paid FOR
And how we can tolerate
What are relations TO

The science of periodontia should be developed to the highest degree so that it can prevent the loss of teeth which is responsible for emotional castration, and ageing neuroses.

I want a “thing” installed in my fingertip that allows me to see the meaning of any word I don’t know in any language, just by touching it on the surface of a page or screen or some other viewer. I also want it to show me the full cone of that word’s scope, its etymology, and the history of its usages. I don’t mean in the sense of a bunch of links to follow, like hypertext, but in the sense of immediate full cognitive awareness.

M(5,3) series
Gong Mega = M(5,3)
Gong Megision = M(M(5,3),3)
Gong Megisiduon = M(Gong Megision,3)
Gong Megisitruon = M(Gong Megisiduon,3)
A-oogonga or Gong Megisiquadruon = M(Gong Megisitruon,3)

M(6,3) series
Hexomega = M(6,3)
Hexomegision = M(Hexomega,3)
Hexomegisiduon = M(Hexomegision,3)
Hexomegisitruon = M(Hexomegisiduon,3)
Hexomegisiquadruon = M(Hexomegisitruon,3)
A-oohexa or Hexomegisiquinton = M(Hexomegisiquadruon,3)

Body, my poison.
Body, my star.
Body, my body.
Body, my god.

The male pierces the abdomen of the female with a sclerotized, needle-like paramere and inseminates into her body cavity despite the prescence of a fully functional female reproductive tract … The females of C. lectularius (and most other cimicids) possess an organ called the spermalege. It has two embryologically discrete parts: the ectodermal ‘ectospermalege’ and the mesodermal ‘mesospermalege’. The ectospermalege consists of a groove in the right-hand posterior margin of the fifth sclerite overlying a structurally modified pleural membrane. During traumatic insemination, male bedbugs insert their intromittent organ into this groove, pierce the pleural membrane and so gain access to the female’s haemocoel (body cavity). … Attached to the wall of the haemocoel, directly underneath the external groove, lies its second component: the mesospermalege. During traumatic insemination, sperm and seminal fluid are ejaculated into this haemocyte-containing membrane bound sac. Sperm travel out of the posterior part of the mesospermalege into the female’s haemolymph (blood) from where they migrate to specialized sperm storage structures (the seminal conceptacles) and then on to the ovaries where fertilization takes place.

Fragments, footnotes, aphorisms, and
Perhaps a few verses among the bones