@charmander
When I listen to this verse, I’m reminded of Derrida. Who questioned the existence of a transcendental signifier, and felt that the meaning of all words could only be defined by how they defer to other words in a web of meaning. ***** *** constantly defining himself in reference to his material objects seems to reflect this, while his everpresent self-doubt “ain’t I?” seems to really be questioning the nature of reality itself. By questioning if he really exists, he’s asking if the universe itself isn’t just some grand illusion. Meanwhile, his
with the unnamed Trick is obviously a veiled allusion to Wittgensteinian language games.