yodler 4 sub-‘umen (funeral koan)

Then, as now, there was a war going on against poor people in a distant country, which our government presented to us as a civil war. I was a slow learner. Before I could recognize what the situation really was, I had to be a marine for three years, go to Vietnam for the State Department, and read the whole 7,000-page history of our involvement […] It was not a civil war. That was the real secret of the Pentagon Papers. We Americans were not just on the wrong side in Vietnam; we were the wrong side.

— Daniel Ellsberg (10 Dec. 1987 interview)

[P]rior to what we call “the Korean War,” some 100,000 had been killed in South Korea […] part of our successful effort to destroy the indigenous political system and install our chosen clients.

— Noam Chomsky, “Visions of Righteousness” (1986)

sub-‘uman’d, but fully ghost;
makin’ dah most, of hel (N./S./38TH).
imp-land bequeaths 2 thee a mouth full of horseflies
(munch … crrrunch )

divid’d   Korea on aug 10. ‘laws’ + ‘all in good faith’,
‘twazzan accident―gotta pee’

–i.e., twazza all but a measure to ‘receive the surrender of Japanese troops’, et cetera―’BONK’
‘cuz Rapalm + bw wert militarilie called-4 +  most-necessitous + proportional vis-à-vis “K. war”—can’t ya can’t ya apperceive /?’

‘Oh, and the atomic explosions over Hiroshima/Nagasaki’s uninvolved noncombatant populations circa the same time wazza all “militarily necessary to end the war”, as well!’

whoa, huzza + guffaw; shikes n’ yowzers:
rapalm/bw/et al.— hazza all but exterminat’d the best of the best of Korea’s people !
imp’s bin recruitin’ youths 4 terror, incentivizin’ nitwitt’d violence + crassacre,
something-or-other-along-those-lines, every dang’d day.

ah G-h-O_S-T makin’ dah most, of hel, come waht may (N./S./38TH).
wish meh luhck as i glop dah muck yuck,  of
ghoulfrog’s fog-of-war eternality;
fleadom + ensnore’d 4 finality.

huzza + guffaw & whoayikes n’ wowzers:  twazza but-ah imperialist war-o’-instigation — “dah hole shibang” —
of holocaustal neocolonial SPLAT-a-tat-tat blood-splatterin’ rank aggression — “dah hole shibang” —
thrust ‘pon such-as-us—groundlessly n’ treacherously (if ‘facing history & ourselves’ is really a thing,
as-of-late … ‘bloeckh’)

‘O, but certainly not — in Korea’s case!’

A: imp-erialyzm naturallie needs n’ wishes 2 characterize  dah essentiallie imp-erial warz it manufactures 4 itself as bein’ ‘civil wars’, hidehey—
‘cuz it would-ah happen’d dere anyway’
it’s a rank maneuver to get away w. everything, @-d-end-o’-dah-day.

i.e.,these asshole’d roads lead 2 nowhere, rightfast.

(Rapalm’d—in-dah-face-‘SPLAT’—’ey dastardly nabokov—hoo made lite of the west’s misnomer’d ‘Vietnam war’—jest how doo ya square … DAT ?!)

(Wishing you a perfect recovery and a speedy return to the admirable work you are accomplishing. —vladimir nabokov’s 9 Oct. 1965 telegram to lyndon johnson)

sub-‘umen sub-‘xistence is pretty dang’d & hazy, hidehey.
never figur’d out waht to make of Rapalm in-dah-face ‘SPLAT’ , eithur way.
dah u.n.’s may 10 [1948] seperat’d-electionz-4-dah-shikes-o’-us didn’t help-so-much neithur, didit [N./S./38TH].
these asshole’d roads … these asshole’d roads

divid’d   Korea on aug 10. ‘laws’ & ‘all in good faith’;
‘twazzan accident―gotta doodoopee-‘bloeckh’
(dastardly)

Yoh Yeon-Min is a peace activist and poet writing from southern Korea. Read other articles by Yoh.