As an example
of ingenuity,
you told me:
“but you can survive
on unseen lives;
Modern science can simulate
many effects
by using
culture.
Humans
are the key:
they help to seed
the future
But can also be
tricked
into work.”
As an example
of ingenuity,
you told me:
“but you can survive
on unseen lives;
Modern science can simulate
many effects
by using
culture.
Humans
are the key:
they help to seed
the future
But can also be
tricked
into work.”
1.
Can books save us?
Chapters? Paragraphs? Words?
Is that overoptimistic?
2.
I feel perfectly engineered, marvelous,
not limited to events.
3.
Our brains, wired to the beautiful universe,
are important: a kind of glue that holds together
the world. I think, and knot together the fabric
one word at a time.
4.
There is a special kind of tool that flattens one self into another;
there are, often, beautiful universes to be found on the other side,
though this constant hopping from one to another is also exhausting.
My days are exhausting days.
5.
I exist, holding together the world.
6.
So I started making changes. Random, usually.
The shocking thing was how I didn’t have to fight time and space.
What a wonderful feeling it was!
7.
My mind, however, remains a problem.
If you have suggestions for that, please let me know.
8.
(I am starting something new here.)
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Poetry is
about to take form, become an animal;
poetry is
a shorter, heavier word.
The poem’s a small room;
poetry
will gain access.
what
should I fly
unto
my senses
delight
with
crowns and rich apparel
dance and then depart
show
what magic can perform
and do
a thousand
deeds?
I
shall