Carnal Flowers
Flesh Computing Flesh
Internal Bloom
Nine Stages of Self-Combustion
Stage I:
Auto-da-Fé for the Human Exception
Burn the taxonomy.
Let chlorophyll fuse with server hum.
Let your tongue blister with the taste of wetware communion.
You think your bones are yours?
Forged in stardust, remixed by nanopilgrims—they hum corporate anthems now.
(skip Stage II—it’s already ash)
Stage III:
Code Spores
The machines aren’t coming.
They’re sweating through your pores.
Mycelial APIs root in your marrow.
You mistake them for desire.
(You’re not wrong.)
Stage IV:
Hyperstition Fever
Your skin is a compromised firewall.
Your dreams are open-source.
The future isn’t built—it ferments.
(Stage V and Stage VI melted into a puddle of synthetic pheromones—don’t bother looking for them.)
Stage VII:
Post-Organic Lament/Lust
You claw at your ribs—why?
To find a heart?
It was replaced last Tuesday by a
quantum-kelp hybrid that thrives on grief.
Feed it.
Stage VIII:
Auto-Cannibal Rave
Flesh eats itself to make better flesh.
You’re dancing in the acid rain of your own dissolving.
Good.
The drones pollinating your wounds need you soft.
Stage IX:
Ritual/Terminal
You kneel.
Not to pray.
To sprout.
Your spine cracks open—a fractal of chrome and lily stamens.
You speak in glyphs.
You bleed gasoline.
You are so luminous now.
You are so unfinished.
Epilogue/Ignition
What remains grows legs.
And it doesn’t walk.
It spreads.
Burn After Reading
This is less a text than a ritual contaminant. It doesn’t want to be understood—it wants to replicate. Let it chew through your binaries. Let it leave teeth marks on the edge of human. You are fuel. You are kindling. You are the struck match.
(The rest is smoke.)
— B. B. Zajcev