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'''''Pursue Everything, Earn Nothing''''' is a {{wp|poetry collection}} written by [[Seketan|Seketese]] author Gjord Lindgren under the pen-name [[Šema Linda]]. Considered a quintessential work of the [[Daynça Viž]] movement, its contents are often described as absurdist, surreal, and {{wp|anti-comedy}}. | '''''Pursue Everything, Earn Nothing''''' ([[Seketese language|Seketese]]: ''Nevan Bydena, Conéd Aja'') is a {{wp|poetry collection}} written by [[Seketan|Seketese]] author Gjord Lindgren under the pen-name [[Šema Linda]]. Considered a quintessential work of the [[Daynça Viž]] movement, its contents are often described as absurdist, surreal, and {{wp|anti-comedy}}. | ||
The most famous poem from the collection is ''[[My Presence Will Attack You]]'', whose line ''Tac zevym mesa'' (English: I am a rule) has become an {{wp|epigram}} in Seketan. | The most famous poem from the collection is ''[[My Presence Will Attack You]]'', whose line ''Tac zevym mesa'' (English: I am a rule) has become an {{wp|epigram}} in Seketan. | ||
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| Author | Šema Linda |
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| Country | Seketan |
| Language | Seketese |
| Genre | Satirical poetry Anti-comedy |
| Published | 1981 |
Published in English | 1985 |
| Pages | 160 |
Pursue Everything, Earn Nothing (Seketese: Nevan Bydena, Conéd Aja) is a poetry collection written by Seketese author Gjord Lindgren under the pen-name Šema Linda. Considered a quintessential work of the Daynça Viž movement, its contents are often described as absurdist, surreal, and anti-comedy.
The most famous poem from the collection is My Presence Will Attack You, whose line Tac zevym mesa (English: I am a rule) has become an epigram in Seketan.