Autopoiesis XCIII (“Exploding worlds into each other …”)

Exploding worlds into each other with

tremendous speed, the mirror for the in-

exhaustible hearsay, somehow it will

all fit, and what doesn’t you can bring a-

long too if you’d like, as melancholy,

as the tax we pay to Rome, a language

even dogs and cats can read, the hardest

thing in the world to write well. Imagine

a gallery in which Cornell boxes

talk back, a Maya Deren film in which

the audience dissolves into projec-

tor light, a Philip Glass composition

played exclusively on medieval wea-

ponry, a meta-river under the house …

[Note: Sources: SPD blurbs 2. Norman Dubie, Insomniac Liar of Topo; Don Domanski, All Our Wonder Unavenged; Brenda Coultas, The Marvelous Bones of Time: Excavations and Explanations; Thomas Devaney, A Series of Small Boxes; Benjamin Friedlander, The Missing Occasion of Saying Yes; Gary Gildner, Cleaning a Rainbow; Noah Eli Gordon and Joshua Marie Wilkinson, Figures for a Darkroom Voice; Jasper Bernes, Starsdown; Ted Berrigan and Gordon Brotherston, River under the house]

Comments

[Bob]

These are really good.