in gathering we come to a side that in the best of time
withdraws a between that a sun empties into—we convene
to conceive & then go in peace only because
this is what we call for
divinity before old age
in gathering we come to a side that in the best of time
withdraws a between that a sun empties into—we convene
to conceive & then go in peace only because
this is what we call for
divinity before old age
January 27, 2012 in Cellular Life, Love | Permalink
what lives?
beside the withdrawal of what cannot where nothing is
this "is" is the romance of becoming—how starlight
makes vivid the call for existence
here is a “side” that bears—its being withstanding the distance
that otherwise is absolute resistance
we, who collapse immortality
January 26, 2012 in Cellular Life | Permalink
beside embryos there is a lot to be said
about “reproduction” not the least of which is death
& beside this?
sleep that burns away the fire all death is pregnant with
a planet
I can think of life
thanks to things like the weather of light—this erosion of emptiness in effort
to raise the dead from that in which I thank those who think of death instead
a seed
the sun endeavors, confident its dark—no longer an “intent”
tending instead toward our existence (“nothing” than its effort)
—is engendered.
how is this so? regard the pores
that holes under take
an embryo’s appetite
what is it that waits this way?
not death. that waits in the green annulus
& not sex. that wait wastes cambium
i think the wait is the way we sleep
—in the dark a fire that waits for trees
dirt
“absolute zero” is like “the unknown”—what a lively atom may bare
to immortals. but there is no atom this warm. the barren know
—absolute, by death, is cold life ignited
our nothingness
December 27, 2011 in Stellar Life | Permalink
the noise of sense is the silence we know when we think
& noise is just that—a silence that thinks it knows itself
Immanuel Kant
December 10, 2011 in Cellular Life | Permalink
when pupa is mistaken for pupa & its fate for a fly
the hole, mistaken for a hole & its end for the end
than “the end” is not the great nest we’re in, but
—how else to say it? —a grave beginning
December 05, 2011 in Cellular Life, Soil | Permalink
the “bearing” light is the impress of life
—an act that is sealed by the dark
a burden only to those without the fire
Hylephila phyleus
immortality is what time bears
& without the latter springs eternal
but only the unwinding of us
coil thus
November 13, 2011 in Cellular Life, Time | Permalink
time is an allure. it charms our being
an enchantment of such as the enveloping dark possess
for "to have" is its blessing & without its incantation
being itself reason enough for nothing
the gathering
November 06, 2011 in Death, Sex, Stellar Life | Permalink