“If a given combination of trees, mountains, water, and houses, say a
landscape, is beautiful, it is not so by itself, but because of me, of my
favor, of the idea or feeling I attach to it.”
-- Charles Baudelaire

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Panax (excerpt)



oh—

not like knowledge—oh
                                    against th—
                                      with an op—





               (caught up—

               (the abrasion of—

               (trans—
                                 (loss





 ***


                   

an old
growth
pine/spruce/balsam
context a fine spray of light             







the register of the thing
ness, and then some
thing else
there










leaves, leaving / outside
conscious of—

oh, this is where
the the





begins                                                                         (ow


cultural contact zone       an opening
opened up thigh


aporia oplopo panax panics pan para





(ow what the
who



 ***









network 1

sprawling clones
expand laterally
through layered
decumbent stems

sprawling stems
through decumbent
layers expand
lateral clones

network 2

clones expand
through stem’s
layered sprawl
laterally decumbent

lay later
system spray
literal ones
come scrawled













network 3

prowling ones
expend lily
though flayed
become bent steams

rally mist
cloaks air
bent paw
spans you



network 4

owl clowns
expected later really
throughout the delay red
decomposition sacked systems

spring knuckles
dampened trill
rough drill
beckoned mess






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