Disappointed and horrified by the mod's censorship on the Q thread. This was post was deleted, so reposting again in General which, responds to WW asking about my Q poem and response even TALKS ABOUT Q and inspiration for the poem! But you left my WWG1WGA poem? What was it, WW showing appreciation for my poem and my response? That phianon is not such a bad guy after all? Not even a response why it was taken down.
Here's my censored post again. /truthlegion/ censorship on 8chan. Just wow. Note on the "Spirituality is Sexy" post I also complain about censorship. Censorship here is insulting to everyone and diminishes everyone. Please take serious note of the irony. Both in what I wrote below and the mod's act of deletion. Censorship is ultimate cancer and will destroy this board.
>>9314
Phi here, I wrote that. Inspired by your question, my dear WW. I am glad you appreciated it. I write poetry too, surely you remember my Spirtuality is Sexy post >>6540 ;-)
The first time I posted the poem, the last "Our" was lowercase from my draft. It was enough significance to delete the post and re-post.
>our sounded energies
here in the poem, "we" are still diminished down in the noisy pit from 'that trepidatious fall' and we are seeking a way out, so this "our" is lowercase.
>Our rightful place remains
The idea of the poem is a fall and rebirth into something greater, just as God is capitalized.
>where do we come from?
>where are we?
>where are we going?
The "we" is lower at the beginning of the poem with Gauguin's question. Gauguin is 1 person asking the question. From his question, we pull ourselves out upwards and outwards. WWG1WGA. As "we" grow into something greater then we become We. Just as it is not wwg1wga, but WWG1WGA.
I sandwiched the poem's title WWG1WGA for symmetry's sake.
The painting is Paul Gaugin's D'où Venons Nous / Que Sommes Nous / Où Allons Nous which translates to "Where do we come from? Where are we? Where are we going?" The title of the painting was painted into the top left corner. My best guess is he wanted the question to go with the experience of the painting and what being human is about.
Gauguin is an interesting character in art history. He just up and abandoned his family to create art.
More info about the painting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_Do_We_Come_From%3F_What_Are_We%3F_Where_Are_We_Going%3F
Another interpretation of the poem could extend to the lull in the board after my Supernovas/Supernovae post. It is also a poem about the board itself. Why I also welcomed back the Anonymous (and calmer) version of Dr. Strange as Anon.
>grinding to grounds
>connecting in the dark
>grounding our grind
>lightward animated animus
The trolling and attacks have a way of atomizing motivations into coffee grounds (or even a grounds like playgrounds or grounds for an argument. "grounds" as a poet's word). When the board halted, the poem itself is an attempt to establish new grounds for what I would like the board to become (or go back to). The board would then be animated again with the collective unconscious (animus) of the participants.
The following last stanza then is a tip of the hat at Thoth for bringing us here, when everyone was Anon during the early board, and quality was king and there was much sharing and learning on the esoteric topics. Thoth as the one that brought us here, board participants as humanity restored, and we all have a rightful place to be here.
Meta to all of this, I posted to qresearch #2000 as a way to hopefully drive some new Anons here.
Yet another interpretation is of the Q movement. Original Q(Gauguin) asked the questions, the One we followed is really Anon(We), but it is ultimately up to We to get somewhere that is a more human place for humanity.
WWG1WGA has so much meaning packed into it, as good rallying cries are. I thought it best to answer your question on what it means by something that would also have multiple meanings. Art and poetry are the best vehicle for this level of meaning.