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Mon, October 10, 2011 - 7:48 PMare insistent:
it takes two points
to make a distance.
The cubit,
for instance,
is nothing
till you use it.
Then it is rigid
and bracelike;
it has actual strength.
Something metal
runs through every length-
the very armature
of love perhaps.
Only distance
lets distance collapse.
-Kay Ryan
(image "great rivers of the world, straightened, aligned and sorted by length" by Suárez Miranda)
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Fri, October 21, 2011 - 5:49 PM
bracing
braces bra i do i do i do not mind lengths of twine, armature making for pliancy, lengths and lengths for my spine lengths from which to lace - interlace with heavenly sky hooks ... those fluid serpentine aqualine those ones i do i do choose to embrace the rivers of the world the traces of wind the patterns of moss the denting of frost |
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