Posts Tagged “art”
I know the stain of his voice. What he needs to close his mouth completely. There was a time when I was able to call him a name and there was a time when I was able to curdle a voice. I felt the haunch and rigor of his throat. I felt the importance of [...]
“Photographed. As if we had ever really been here or part of anything, anywhere. Or able to choose. Begin it or end. Or aim. As if we’d been given names.” – Kathryn Rantala, MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE
exit ramp a) scientific data. tension between sleeping. b) obsession described evokes division. c) outside: a shed once facing right. d) my mother was interviewed while in Paris. e) engraved on a bronze plaque: Information is Public. f) suddenly discovering Sylvia Plath’s drawings 1. they forage 2. (like gulls) 3. for a question [...]
Data file recovery complete: telephone cables arranged in cedilla, icicles accent aigu. A light meter teeter-totters—overcast, the selenium shot—like a spirit level bubble, wavering. Shannon, Reykjavik, Santa Maria, on HF radio, U- or V-: “the night ark / adrift, / & water- / divided, the / stars.” -Andrew Zawacki originally published in Conjunctions 56: Terra [...]