[Steve Bucknell]

From the Wave text The Critique of Practical Reasoning, with 'Feelings' by Gasté /Albert intervened.


The Critique of Pure Feeling

The effect on feeling is pathological—
--Feelings, nothing more than feelings—
Every influence on feeling and every feeling—
--Trying to forget my feelings of love—
Of consciousness and cause, namely—
--Teardrops rolling down on my face—
Being affected by inclinations is called—
--Trying to forget my feelings of love—
The positive source.

There is a feeling for this as it removes—
--Feelings, for all my life I’ll feel it—
Resistance out of the way, this is a help—
--I wish I’d never met you girl—
Therefore this feeling may be called---
--You’ll Never Come Again—
A feeling of feeling.
--Feelings, whoa-whoa-whoa feelings.

Kant/ Gasté /Albert/Bucknell.