Cyberspace: good for poetry

It seems that the crème de la crème of verbal construction, what the philosopher Martin Heidegger, in a rare lapse from impenetrability, called the essential form of speech, has taken to cyberspace the way dandelion seeds take to a gust of wind.

Essential? In what sense? Can't there be unpoetical speech? Is penetrability desirable, or merely a relapse to phallologocentrism? Besides, in this part of the world dandelions are a weed. Wozu Dichter?  ¶ 9:18 AM