sexwithflowers: flora and fauna by Kat Brewster

Comments from Stephen Malinowski's video of Claude Debussy's Clair de lune

Cry [http://www.musanim.com/YouTube/ClairDeLuneCrying.html] Stephen Malinowski [http://www.musanim.com/index.html] Performance and animated graphical score [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlvUepMa31o] by Stephen Malinowski / Music Animation Machine. He also compiled together & sorted by length the comments from the YouTube video.

sexwithflowers: flora and fauna by Kat Brewster

sexwithflowers: flora and fauna [https://twitter.com/sexwithflowers] Kat Brewster [http://www.kathrynbrewster.com/] (@katbamkapow [https://twitter.com/katbamkapow]) (with thanks to dobroide at freesound for their recording, "rain falling on a plastic greenhouse roof, soft" [http://www.freesound.org/people/dobroide/sounds/86772/]) The script for the reading: > please, let me enter them, they say. > there is the waning smell of moth orchid. > > you plant your dick in their wetness. you let them eat you. > > your hands slick with them, a sweet rose, sucking for an utterance. > > i touch you, coming for this river. > > she sighs to you, please fuck me. > > their cock in your hands, hot and slick. > > 'i wanted to be the not-yet with you,' they say. you let them. > > he ties you up, and touches you. you bury yourself in them, an orange. > > 'worship me as if you had me. i am asking to be showered by you, your broad kiss.' > > please, let me come around her, they say. > there is the endless smell of marjoram. > > when she enters her; your cock trembles, carnation, sultry. > > between your thighs is a hot marjoram, gasping. > > his mastery with you. you are coiled, you are punished, you are endless. > > between your teeth is an eager moonflower, reaching. > > he asks to demean you, begging to be used, eaten, a twining bottlebrush. > > i touch you, stroking for that sea. > > you are direct with you. 'order me.' your control is simple. > roses grew outside the window, delicate and furled. > > 'i needed to be a half-curled begonia over you,' they say. you let them, and they are warm.

Wolf Proverbs by Ranjit Bhatnagar

Wolf Proverbs [https://twitter.com/wolfproverbs] Ranjit Bhatnagar [http://moonmilk.com/] / @ranjit [https://twitter.com/ranjit] (with thanks to klankbeeld at freesound for their recording, "Pine-forest with wind between 2-3 bft at daytime / winter / January / Holland" [https://www.freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/174095/]) The script for the reading: > slink 6 / HARSH SIGH / stand 2 > dominant pose / wide yawn 6 / play nip 7 / STUTTER SIGH / second nervous stance > slink 1 / Squint Eyes / play bow / small dig 8 / Gaze Eyes / play bow / small dig > STUTTER SIGH / HARSH SIGH / slink > big dig / raised paw right / sniff / BAD YIP / LOW YIP / head left reach 6 / scrape 3 > shimmy / fling dirt 2 / nervous stance 5 / killing snap / Squint Eyes > Sidelong Eyes / snarl / wet shake 2 / BAD YIP / play bow / raised paw left 3 to 2 / YIP YIP / SIGH > nip / raised paw right / low prance 5 / shimmy 4 / dry shake / slink 3 > sniff 5 / wet shake > small dig 2 / LAUGH 2 / LONG SIGH / stand / MOON HOWL / YIP YIP > snarl 6 to 8 / stand 1 / fling dirt 7 / tall stand / BAD YIP / Avert Eyes / Gaze Eyes > LOW HOWL / snarl / YIP / skulk / Sidelong Eyes / dominant pose / shy stance > cringe 4 / second nervous stance / PANTING / Sidelong Eyes / head left reach 2 > nip / dry shake / Squint Eyes / YIP YIP / low prance 3 / inhibited bite 6 to 8

The Seeker by thricedotted

The Seeker [https://github.com/thricedotted/theseeker] (direct pdf link [https://github.com/thricedotted/theseeker/blob/master/the_seeker.pdf]) thricedotted [https://twitter.com/thricedotted] (website [http://lczzz.me/]) From the README: > * Every run of The Seeker is completely unique, because it relies on external randomness (in this case, WikiHow). > * The Seeker is at once an algorithm, an agent, a protagonist, a narrator. At its essence, it is an entity that parses, deconstructs, and reconstructs text. The output of this algorithm are its "logs" of doing this. > * The Seeker operates in three modes: Work, Scan, and Imagine. When the Seeker Works, it is scraping concepts about human activities from WikiHow. In Scan mode, it searches plain text "memories" for a seed concept it encountered during Work. It uses the concepts it doesn't recognize from Scan mode (i.e., the ones which are censored out in its logs) to Imagine an "unvision" around the seed concept. And so on. And so forth. > * The Seeker is a piece that is better explained by itself than by whatever other bullet points I could write here about it.

Pentametron by Ranjit Bhatnagar

@pentametron [https://twitter.com/pentametron] Ranjit Bhatnagar [http://moonmilk.com/] / @ranjit [https://twitter.com/ranjit] The edited script for the reading: > Want extra money for the holidays? > who even is miranda anyways > All of a sudden I'm into her, why? > some people don't deserve a fast reply. > You leave and nothing to forgive. Farewell > Selena was amazing. Holy hell > I'm gonna masturbate the pain away > Mad Guatemalans at the game today > You gotta operate in easy way > Alexis better put in work today > religion is a terrifying thing. > So Shakespeare didn't write The Lion King > @Fulani_Finest happy birthday bro > But i'm a little bit excited tho > good morning happy sasha cooper day > It really doesn't matter anyway. > More hoops tomorrow. Venice to the Drew. > I'm always gonna see the good in you.. > Bash to the Future is extremely lit > Black people are amazing holy shit. > Round 7 Ruslan 9 Molina 10 > Just wanna be a happy kid again > Best movie ever made 11/10 > Manila major marathon again. > Not also chanted other high affairs? > Things I've forgotten: toothbrush, gummy bears.