As with anything done in a stream-of-consciousness style, freely-associated, the sense is in the senselessness, the meaning in the meaninglessness, the text hidden and revealed within the text. Doffing my boatmen’s cap to Lacan, I have purloined a letter, stamped it, signatured it and sent it on its merry way. Where it goes is incidental to the randomness of chance, judgment, craftsmanship, OCD or chicanery. Though I did send it off in my boatmen’s cap, so there must be some guile and hew to it, unfitting as it may be.
I take the gardener’s rake and scrape the rain from the bark of my face; this is how it begins, naked rain, rakes and an indifference to both.
That’s it: randomness, guile and chicanery, and me in my Lacertian boatman’s cap purloining letters without stamps.