Even a blank page
can be beautiful, asking:
Who goes there? What? Where?

Even a blank page
can be beautiful, asking:
Who goes there? What? Where?

I, for Instants, You
“Simply to name it is to con-
fuse it, altogether:
here now you
is a form you will not fill”
-Ron Loewinsohn-
“artists very often forget that their work holds the secret of true time:
not empty eternity but the life of the instant”
-Octavio Paz-
The children are reading Basho.
It was raining.
There’s a bright diamond
there where the legs in your jeans
come joined together
Is there a name for that small absence?
Where nothing blocks the light?
Between
Where your flesh fuses together
Con-fused, seamlessly?
In this case, I am eye
For instants, and then you move.
The children still reading Basho.
(they “get” it)
Rain coming again
this time not from cloudy skies
but wind shaking trees
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