Tagged: discovery
the mortal root of
the mortal root of
the verb, to seek, is to never
find – simplicity
snaps its fingers to the beat
of our foolishness, amused
.
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at any given
at any given
moment, i pick up a
memory at the
lost and found, turn
it over and over
to locate where i
may have hidden a
signature, measure
the half-life of the
grooves, in the Y,
the L, weigh its
tickle factor, look
for the nearest
trading post
.
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when we came across
when we came across
the pecan tree last year, we
made a date to come
back next year, and the next, and
the next – man plans, the tree howls
.
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some days, you bump into
some days, you bump into
words you should have known
all along – kenchinjiru,
syndemic, awumbuk –
you wondered how
you never longed
for them, a
kaukokaipuu
of sorts
.
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years later,
years later,
the fossil of
our meeting will cast
an impression formed
by the electricity
moving
from room to
room, when
we first became
aware
of one another’s
presence
.
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we find spices where
we find spices where
we may not always expect them –
home, and home again
.
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nine times out of
nine times out of
ten, magic
can be discovered
in the backyard.
eight times out of
ten, it’s for the
privileged few
.
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** in the absence of The Daily Post from WordPress, here’s your daily prompt: privileged
perhaps there are
perhaps there are
multiple levels to this
ultimately uninvited
gaze –
you curating
the version to
witness and
inviting us
in as the self-
appointed master
of someone else’s
home, and we
can’t help but
look, completely
complicit
.
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** in the absence of The Daily Post from WordPress, here’s your daily prompt: uninvited
january is
january is
finding new entrances to
be used as exits
.
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** in the absence of The Daily Post from WordPress, here’s your daily prompt: entrances
january is
january is
discovering fruit where none
existed before
.
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** in the absence of The Daily Post from WordPress, here’s your daily prompt: fruit
