{"id":4925,"date":"2017-03-22T20:05:05","date_gmt":"2017-03-22T19:05:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/stadtsprachen.de\/?post_type=stsp_text&p=4925"},"modified":"2021-02-07T19:22:14","modified_gmt":"2021-02-07T18:22:14","slug":"once-upon-a-time-there-lived-a-circle-in-a-community-of-squares","status":"publish","type":"stsp_text","link":"https:\/\/stadtsprachen.de\/de\/text\/once-upon-a-time-there-lived-a-circle-in-a-community-of-squares\/","title":{"rendered":"Once upon a time there lived a circle in a community of squares"},"content":{"rendered":"

Once upon a time there lived a circle in a community of squares. The circle spoke like the squares and\u00a0behaved like them too. In many ways, the circle was very capable of looking like a square when the\u00a0situation called for it – as it very often did. Gradually, the squares began to see past the formal\u00a0difference of shape and treated the circle as an equal. The circle\u2019s roundness was hardly ever\u00a0mentioned. It did not have to be. The squares considered the circle to be \u2018one of\u00a0them\u2019.<\/p>\n

Manchmal \u2013 aber wirklich nur manchmal \u2013 f\u00fchle ich mich wie ein Kreis, der zwischen lauter Vierecken lebt. Und mit Vierecken kenne ich mich bestens aus. Ich gewinne sogar Preise f\u00fcr die Geschichten, die ich \u00fcber sie schreibe \u2026<\/p>\n

The circle was well-versed in the history of the square. For example, the circle knew that the sum of all the square\u2019s\u00a0angles\u00a0equalled\u00a0360 degrees. It was only when one day another circle showed up in the community of\u00a0squares that the first circle realised that there was something different about it. It took a long time for\u00a0the circles to pluck up the courage to talk to each other \u2013 but eventually they did meet\u00a0up.<\/p>\n

Was passiert aber, wenn in einer Gemeinschaft, die fast ausschlie\u00dflich aus Vierecken besteht, ein Kreis pl\u00f6tzlich und ganz unverhofft einen anderen Kreis kennenlernt?<\/p>\n

\u201eEin Hoch auf WoMANt\u00eds RANDom!\u201c Ein Gedicht von Jayr\u00f4me C. Robinet
\n(in: das licht ist weder gerecht noch ungerecht. w_orten und meer, Berlin 2015)<\/p>\n

Wer ein spontanes Picknick mit dir auf dem Tempelhofer Feld je gemacht hat, kann das sicher nicht vergessen<\/em>
\nEs war ein Nachmittag auf unserer Blickh\u00f6he<\/em>
\nein Picknick auf der H\u00f6he unseres Blickes<\/em>
\nein Picknick, das unserem Blick gewachsen war<\/em>
\nein Picknick, aus deiner Idee herausgewachsen<\/em><\/p>\n

Um uns herum murmelten Gespr\u00e4che<\/em>
\nund pl\u00f6tzlich zauberten wir<\/em>
\nForellen, Tomaten und Bier aus Aldi<\/em>
\nund ich, \u00fcberrascht drau\u00dfen zu sitzen<\/em>
\nmit dem echten Gesang der V\u00f6gel<\/em>
\nund dem echten Geruch vom Grill<\/em><\/p>\n

Ich wei\u00df nicht mehr, welchen Tag oder welche Stadt wir hatten<\/em>
\nes war eine Art und Weise, die Dinge anders zu entscheiden<\/em>
\ndie W\u00fcnsche anders kreisen zu lassen<\/em>
\nund die Details zu begr\u00fc\u00dfen<\/em>
\nDie Pappverpackung, die sich in einen Thron f\u00fcr unsere Forellen verwandelte<\/em>
\nTomaten, mit fein gehacktem Knoblauch vor dem tiefblauen Himmel<\/em>
\neine Sonne, wie durch die Wiese ausgebaucht<\/em>
\ndie Flamme des Feuerzeugs, die mit der Hitze der Luft konkurrierte<\/em>
\nund ein k\u00fchles Bier<\/em>
\nDer pl\u00f6tzliche Wunsch, meine Gedanken durchzustrecken<\/em>
\nzur Horizontlinie<\/em>
\nin der Ferne funkelten die vorbeifahrenden Aufbauten<\/em>
\nUnd der Park wurde zu woanders<\/em>
\nzu einem Feld am Meer<\/em>
\nDaf\u00fcr reichte, an einen Ort zur\u00fcckzukehren, wo alles m\u00f6glich scheint<\/em>
\nDanke Dir<\/em>
\nF\u00fcrs wegweisend sein<\/em>
\nEs passiert nicht jeden Tag, so eine majest\u00e4tische Begegnung auf seinem Weg zu haben.<\/em><\/p>\n

The conversation was full of wonderful new vocabulary like \u2018round\u2019 and \u2018smooth\u2019 and the word \u2018angle\u2019\u00a0was never mentioned once. The circles laughed long and hard into the night. The next day a group of\u00a0squares asked the circles why they had been making so much noise that night. The first circle tried to\u00a0explain about \u2018round\u2019 and \u2018smooth\u2019 and found the squares staring blankly at it. The second circle\u00a0twirled around and tried to demonstrate what it meant. Again the squares did not\u00a0understand.<\/p>\n

Wie haben ja immer gelernt, es ist wichtig Deutsch zu sprechen, um in Deutschland klarzukommen. Aber was ist, wenn Sprache zur Verst\u00e4ndigung doch nicht ausreicht?<\/p>\n

\u201eDie zweite Person Ich\u201c – Ein Gedicht von Yoko Tawada
\n(in: Abenteuer der deutschen Grammatik. Konkursbuchverlag, T\u00fcbingen 2010)<\/p>\n

Als ich dich noch siezte,<\/em>
\nsagte ich ich und meinte damit<\/em>
\nmich.<\/em>
\nSeit gestern duze ich dich,<\/em>
\nwei\u00df aber noch nicht,<\/em>
\nwie ich mich umbenennen soll.<\/em><\/p>\n

Eventually they reached a compromise that the circles were in fact \u2018funny triangles\u2019. One of the\u00a0squares had travelled once and had discovered an entirely different shaped community. They had called\u00a0themselves triangles. The circles were also different, so they were called \u2018funny triangles\u2019. The circles\u00a0were happy with this new distinction because at last it had been recognised that they were \u2018also\u2019\u00a0shapes.<\/p>\n

Also: Genauigkeit in der Sprache ist nicht so wichtig. Hauptsache integriert. Oder?<\/p>\n

\u201eSprachfelder\u201c – Ein Gedicht von Franco Biondi
\n(in: Eine nicht nur deutsche Literatur. Zur Standortbestimmung der \u201eAusl\u00e4nderliteratur\u201c. Herausgegeben von Irmgard Ackermann und Harald Weinrich. Piper, M\u00fcnchen 1986)<\/p>\n

In meinem Kopf<\/em>
\nhaben sich<\/em>
\ndie Grenzen zweier Sprachen<\/em>
\nverwischt<\/em><\/p>\n

doch<\/em>
\nzwischen mir<\/em>
\nund mir<\/em>
\nverl\u00e4uft noch<\/em>
\nder Trennzaun<\/em>
\nder Wunden zur\u00fcckl\u00e4\u00dft<\/em><\/p>\n

jedesmal<\/em>
\nwenn ich ihn \u00f6ffne<\/em><\/p>\n

Many years later, in a community of all different shapes (but still predominantly squares), the \u2018funny\u00a0triangles\u2019 began to see that the term \u2018funny triangle\u2019 was in fact an error. They were not \u2018funny\u00a0triangles\u2019, but they were circles. And they were not \u2018angle-less\u2019 or \u2018bendy-straight\u2019 but they were\u00a0round and\u00a0smooth.<\/p>\n

\u201egrenzenlos und unversch\u00e4mt \u2013 ein gedicht gegen die deutsche sch-einheit [1990]\u201c von May Ayim
\n(in: Grenzenlos und unversch\u00e4mt. Orlanda Verlag, Berlin 1997)<\/p>\n

ich werde trotzdem<\/em>
\nafrikanisch<\/em>
\nsein<\/em>
\nauch wenn ihr<\/em>
\nmich gerne<\/em>
\ndeutsch<\/em>
\nhaben wollt<\/em>
\nund werde trotzdem<\/em>
\ndeutsch sein<\/em>
\nauch wenn euch<\/em>
\nmeine schw\u00e4rze<\/em>
\nnicht pa\u00dft<\/em>
\nich werde<\/em>
\nnoch einen schritt weitergehen<\/em>
\nbis an den \u00e4u\u00dfersten rand<\/em>
\nwo meine schwestern sind<\/em>
\nwo meine br\u00fcder stehen<\/em>
\nwo<\/em>
\nunsere<\/em>
\nFREIHEIT<\/em>
\nbeginnt<\/em>
\nich werde<\/em>
\nnoch einen schritt weitergehen und<\/em>
\nnoch einen schritt<\/em>
\nweiter<\/em>
\nund wiederkehren<\/em>
\nwann<\/em>
\nich will<\/em>
\nwenn<\/em>
\nich will<\/em>
\ngrenzenlos und unversch\u00e4mt<\/em>
\nbleiben<\/em><\/p>\n

The debate over the re-naming raged for many years. Many squares laughed at the \u2018funny triangles\u2019\u00a0because, they said, it was just semantics. They argued that it didn\u2019t matter what was said, as long as it\u00a0was agreed that everyone meant the same thing. Some \u2018funny triangles\u2019 were too old, or too aligned\u00a0to the views of the squares to care about these new-fangled circles. It was only a few squares who sat\u00a0down with the circles and really\u00a0listened.<\/p>\n

Also: Zuh\u00f6ren ist wichtig. Wirklich zuh\u00f6ren, um dazu zu geh\u00f6ren?<\/p>\n

\u201eNicht fertig werden\u201c ein Gedicht von Rose Ausl\u00e4nder
\n(in: Gedichte. S. Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 2001)<\/p>\n

Die Herzschl\u00e4ge nicht z\u00e4hlen<\/em>
\nDelphine tanzen lassen<\/em>
\nL\u00e4nder aufst\u00f6bern<\/em>
\nAus Worten Welten rufen<\/em>
\nhorchen was Bach<\/em>
\nzu sagen hat<\/em>
\nTolstoi bewundern<\/em>
\nsich freuen<\/em>
\ntrauern<\/em>
\nh\u00f6her leben<\/em>
\ntiefer leben<\/em>
\nnoch und noch<\/em><\/p>\n

Nicht fertig werden
\n<\/em>
\nMany years later, circles and squares and triangles lived in a community and all knew what \u2018straight\u2019,\u00a0\u2018curved\u2019, \u2018smooth\u2019 and \u2018corner\u2019 meant. Each shape was self-defined and able to speak without causing\u00a0another shape\u00a0offence.<\/p>\n

The End.<\/p>\n

Vielen Dank f\u00fcr die Einladung, f\u00fcr die wunderbare Organisation, f\u00fcrs zahlreiche Kommen, vor allem aber f\u00fcrs hartn\u00e4ckig bleiben. Festhalten an Sprachen. Festhalten an der Kommunikation. Das brauchen wir in diesen Zeiten \u2013 mehr als je zuvor.<\/p>\n

Ich habe in meinem Bachmann-Text Sprachen mit Gef\u00e4ngnissen verglichen. Wir brauchen Sprachen, davon bin ich fest \u00fcberzeugt. Ich sehe sie allerdings nicht als Ziel an sich, sondern als Mittel zum Zweck. Was k\u00f6nnen \u2013 was wollen wir mit Sprache bewirken?<\/p>\n

Was ich mit Sprache und Kommunikation erreichen will, kann ich am besten mit Kunst erreichen: eine Ann\u00e4herung aneinander, Menschlichkeit feiern, Empathie wachsen lassen. Deswegen schreibe ich. Um Sachen auszudr\u00fccken, die eigentlich nicht mit Sprache auszudr\u00fccken sind. Um Wahrheiten zu erz\u00e4hlen, die meist \u00fcberh\u00f6rt, verleugnet oder ignoriert werden, weil sie schmerzhaft sind, weil sie unbequem sind.<\/p>\n

Ich habe gerade Gedichte auf Deutsch vorgelesen, von verschiedenen auf-Deutsch-schreibenden-Personen, die nicht, oder nicht ausschlie\u00dflich, deutsch sind. Ich beende meinen Beitrag heute Abend mit einem Gedicht von mir. Eine Premiere! Ich m\u00f6chte sagen, ich widme dieses Gedicht allen anwesenden Frauen. Denn dieses Gedicht kommuniziert diverse Wahrheiten von mir \u00fcbers Frau sein, \u00fcbers Schwarze Frau sein. Ein Gedicht auf Englisch. Es hei\u00dft:<\/p>\n


\n\u201call cognitive functions\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

i am close to the point of no return
\n<\/em>
\nwhich means that when you leave it: <\/em>
\nwill hurt a lot. full stop.
\n<\/em>
\nas opposed to when you leave i:<\/em>
\nmay be a little distracted… ellipsis.
\n<\/em>
\nlogical thought, recent qualitative research and repeated experience shows it would be completely cishet of me to trust you.
\n<\/em>
\nyou are a man. your kind.
\n<\/em>
\nyou are a man who could kill me with his bare hands
\n<\/em>
\nin the act of making love you could ignore my wish to stop and simultaneously not hear my heart breaking and you could put your hands around my throat and squeeze until your fingers ached and call it kinky.
\n<\/em>
\nyou are a man.
\n<\/em>
\nwho can tell me he loves me without caring if i hear or feel it and you will always not phone me back until it is almost too late because you can do that. empathy will never be your strongest asset.
\n<\/em>
\nopen brackets. (actuallyiamsoterrifiedithinkmyboundingheartmightburstthroughmychestandlandatyourfeet) close brackets.
\n<\/em>
\ni rub my sweating hands together for i am a little nervous
\n<\/em>
\nbut you don\u2019t know-tice \u2018cause i am able to hide it behind my funny yet intelligent jokes and seductive body
\n<\/em>
\nopen brackets. (isitaparticularlybadcaseofjunglefever? question mark. Hashtag! #doblackmeninwhitecountriescatchthattoo? question mark.) close brackets.
\n<\/em>
\nyou don\u2019t do the between the lines, you didn\u2019t realise how much i meant it – you just lusted after the smell of me. greed is more than a word to you.
\n<\/em>
\nyou are.
\n<\/em>
\na man – whatever kind – who wants me to quotation marks \u201ctrust me baby\u201d quotation marks would have to prove it over days, weeks, months and years over and over again and over days, weeks, months and years over and over again
\n<\/em>
\nbut, my love,
\n<\/em>
\none word answers are not text messages are not emails are not letters are not loving stories read to me by candlelight as i fall asleep<\/em>
\na wank is not a blow job is not a quickie is not a fuck is not making love is not the first time we hold hands when you look in my eyes and tell me you have a very important question to ask me
\n<\/em>
\nyou are a
\n<\/em>
\nman. your kind. i wish i were you how easy it would be for a part of me to rise hard then flop soft again and all the while i would not have to worry about whether or not one moment of – haaa – irresponsible coming would lead to nine months of responsible planning and a life time of responsibility
\n<\/em>
\nyou
\n<\/em>
\ndo not really need to think about contraception
\n<\/em>
\nyou
\n<\/em>
\ndo not really need to worry about gender issues, sexism or harassment
\n<\/em>
\nyou
\n<\/em>
\ncan wear what you like and say what you like even if it is suggestive even if it is a come-on even if it is a tease you would not deserve it if you were assaulted not even sexually it is never your fault
\n<\/em>
\nyou are the kind of man who can go through the world with his eyes shut tight and still have people slap him on the back to congratulate him i would love to be you i would love to be like you i would love to try it just once\u2026 ellipsis.
\n<\/em>
\nbut
\n<\/em>
\na woman. my kind. i am.
\n<\/em>
\nwith the courage to overcome
\n<\/em>
\nand the desire to lie by your side
\n<\/em>
\nand the patience to feel you grow inside me
\n<\/em>
\nto pleasure me with your touch, your kiss, your sex, your intimacy –
\n<\/em>
\nand while my trust in you kindles (fledging and frail)
\n<\/em>
\nmy fear of you dies (one jagged piece at a time)
\n<\/em>
\nand i presently am left with
\n<\/em>
\n– against my better knowledge and experience and judgment and research and with all cognitive functions screaming against it –
\n<\/em>
\nunconditional love<\/em><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Ich w\u00fcnsche uns ein wundersch\u00f6nes Festival.
\nIch w\u00fcnsche uns viele sch\u00f6ne Momente.
\nUnd ich w\u00fcnsche uns eine multilinguale, bewegende Zeit.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Berlin, Freitag, den 28. Oktober 2016<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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