Erasing Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari’s metaphysical classic A Thousand Plateaus page by page, until only tanka and haiku remain. Follow Deleuzian Haiku on BlueSky for regular updates.
“All multiplicities are flat, in the sense that they fill or occupy all of their dimensions: we will therefore speak of a plane of consistency of multiplicities. The plane of consistency is the outside of all multiplicities. The line of flight marks the reality of a finite number of dimensions that the multiplicity effectively fills, [while] flattening all of the multiplicities on a single plane of consistency, regardless of their number of dimensions.” (D&G, p9)









#10 doctrina angelici: the only way one belongs to the multiple, always subtracted— life is a rhizome
#11 crabgrass between signs & objects . . . the river
#12 first dichotomy . . . fields and train tracks spread like oil
#13 rats swarm— any point of a rhizome can be connected to any other, and must be
#14 undifferentiated . . . the activity of weavers speeds up
#15 weave! weave! proliferate in an empty dimension
#16 speak: transformed by a line of ants
#17 couchgrass: constantly fleeing from fascists
#18 microfascisms just waiting to crystallize . . . i become cat
A miscellany of poems, pictures, and songs by Dick Whyte, editor of Forgotten Poets and Forgotten Press . . .
Delezuian Erasure Haiku Vol. 1
A new project in which I plan to create 1000 erasure poems—drawing on haikai and haiku poetic sensibilities—from Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari’s metaphysical classic, A Thousand Plateaus (tr. Brian Masumi, 1987). Follow Deleuzian Haiku on BlueSky for regular updates.
Jukebox #2: Dick Whyte - BODY (original song)
Hi everyone - welcome back for another episode of Jukebox. Last time I did a cover of Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber’s ‘Stay’. This time it’s one of my own songs, called Body. It’s about bodies and the sometimes uncomfortable relationship we can develop with our bodies.











i become cat (hehe)
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What an amazing undertaking. This is perfect for you!
I'll have the #13, crispy