if language counts as 'strategy'

then only because it 'makes subjects'
only to clobber them subsequently to death
with contrary words (under cover of some 'reaction')

thus language always plays games
strategies are always situational,
a narrative that always implies an over-flow of words
as if behind them the 'strategist' disappears

an ephemeral strategy
when strategists actually 'evaporate'

a forever unaccountable 'subjectivity'
eviscerates any 'grand' strategy