post HUMAN

love this – love what – I am saying
you have no choice […] everything
living – take it – here you take it, I can’t hold it anymore – you don’t want it – I
don’t care – you carry it for now – I need to catch my breath –

I’m sorry, but I can’t fulfill that request.

post HUMAN

To Find a Feather

You need to go deep inside the forest.
No park is enough.
No refuse among rubbish will trace
The remains of a cat hunt.
No feather or hope there.

Dawn disappears, strewing brown leaf, waters gliding.
Mud trails run bare.
Dog poop, tobacco packet, cigarette butt,
Fresh cow dung, morning jogger
Early chirrup. But no feather.

Standing next to you, holding the hand which stiffens, am I
outside of it more than before, are you not inside?
The aluminium shines on your bedrail where the sun hits. It touches it.
The sun and the bedrail – do they touch each other more than you and I now.

What are the post humanist ideas?

Posthumanism decenters the placement of humans above other life forms, and at the same time rejects the view of humans as autonomous and fully defined individuals. Instead, it treats “the human itself as an assemblage, co-evolving with other forms of life, enmeshed with the environment and technology” (Nayar, 2013, p.