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the snow was tipped with mt. fuji there

were shakey long lakey legs that
Swim swam swum in your pools and fitted fingers clutch

Snow soft clutch
With a cloudy silvery lining



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to leak through to a
only through to a

core.




to spill upwards to a

heart that chokes
an art that chokes.
a filter.

a great regressive substance swallowing through to a
deeper fragmentaryfeeling
a binding coreno blinding core

the necessary bind.afraid to revisit
afraid to revisit.

a quarkfarboundary
and now we too

to bindthrough to some

boundless area.

Braided forests

climbs and leaps heights and heaps shallows and deeps sinks and seaps

  

Part I



You don’t want to know

(I think)

You don’t want to know

What happens here

She doesn’t do well she falls

In tumbles well—

            Splish—crash!

Into a big screaming splash

Head and fingers first

            feet always last.



And it’s hard

To climb climb climb          out

When your feet are always

last.



(she was already there

she was already there

she did not care

she was

already there)



Part II



They don’t know why

They don’t know

They didn’t know how

            they don’t know now.

They simply Do Not Know.



You don’t know

You didn’t know then

And you don’t now

Because I didn’t tell you.



Part III



No option was failure

All those Japanese

Without parachutes but with two swords

Just throwing   themselves     out.

Big red fabrics

Big red sadness

Big red success.



Part IV



If you don’t know

            Just let me go.

Don’t purpose(fully!)

Breakbreakb r o k e  n



It will get better soon

Be a bit better soon

Soon you see?



And throats won’t get stuck

But throats do get stuck

In the belly in my belly

And in your belly

And they make wretched noises



Slits clits spits he

Spits on slits

He spits on clits.



A day in the park



Sometimes people need to see things move

In order to know they are alive



The same way that

Other people need to hear

someone else say something

In order to believe it.

Sound Sleep



So to sleep

So to go

Go to sleep

            now sleep



You go and I will follow

Go now to follow



(but all these sounds!)

we might not sleep



Now to fall into

            fall to

            fall in

                        too

The sound falls

            sounds too



You go now

I will follow

We might sleep now

You go I will follow


'Electricity is an experience before it is a fact, a dream before it is a science'

Yesterday, the mountain was bare and blunt. Overnight it's head and torso became clothed in ceremonious white producing extemporaneous gasps from those of us who watch it everyday. We watch the way the mist continuously rises and settles on it, the way cars pour underneath it, and the way it changes color against the pliable Icelandic sun. My two favorite subjects are electromagnetism and fractal geometry. Electromagnetism because of those gingham fields of crosshatched currents yielding relative power and respective sound. And fractal geometry, not entirely but in part, because it was conceived in a dream. I have been thinking about how amazing people are and selfishly of my friends in particular who continue to astonish me. One is a turtle seraph, she turns them to the sea so they can escape their otherwise march to death. Another friend owns a remarkable bravura in her writing and also has a talent of sniffing out hemorrhaging hearts, patches them with wool stockings and enlivens them with warm tea and fiction. My exquisite little sister just flew from LA to Louisiana to help hurricane affected animals as they seem to have been overlooked in all the discord. One of my best friends from college is a physicist and quasi-transcendentalist (although he would never admit that)...we continue to exchange self created axioms and talk for hours about the relation between science and interpersonal relationships. I feel so blessed to have these kinds of people as part of my jaunt and the privilege of being a part of theirs. This week has been a bit of a tumult for many close friends, hurt in different ways yet seemingly from the same source. Their lassitude resembling stretching radii all connecting at the same point, an area consisting of dispirit. I guess the only thing we can really do is try to listen carefully to the undercurrents shaping and carving our hallways...with tepid fingers today and tender tendrils tomorrow...some days hostile and some days accomodating...but know that everything owns it's respective counterpart and is withstanding
I like them a lot -- especially the second one.

You have an interesting use of sound.
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Sound Sleep



So to sleep

So to go

Go to sleep

            now sleep



You go and I will follow

Go now to follow



(but all these sounds!)

we might not sleep



Now to fall into

            fall to

            fall in

                        too

The sound falls

            sounds too



You go now

I will follow

We might sleep now

You go I will follow

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Again - this is lovely - very soothing.

quickduck

Yeah, they do have a soothing quality--very calming.

Like watching snowflakes fall.

Quite Zen--haiku-esk even
I suppose the closest to snowflakes we have here is bits of ash when there is a bushfire....

hrick

Our fav, A Day in the Park.  Thanks.  Mom & Hrick
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