Grief, or Sweetness for A.

¡Qué no quiero verla! F.G.L.

Was it a mistake in agony Was
it set in form

A mercurial handshake
Deleterious at that moment then

Then a

Having wrenched it upward & carried
The small stopped head

Flopped

Sideways

It is irreal or forgery
Is it irreal or _simply forged_
the panicked coves

ii

Is it a usual formal element
Synecdoche or in rhyme
Is it impervious to agony

A stopped head not palatable to eyes
A blood wound

A torn information in the fabricate of blood

then a

Is it a mistake in form
or formal dissonance
or form

iii

An aural meticulousness
Craven
A respite is what we long for

The grasses lain down in the field, frozen white
From here we “see” it

(are told)

we are at ease here

iv

Who is running alone at night
a field or animate

All the light inside the stems of grain
Prefabricate or shut down in agony
The muscle of her chest a heart is
saying

“Will not
prevaricate”

v

The rail they dreamed of, a head’s
torsional fecundity in the road

is it an irruptive method
is it a worn cut or tear in the neural organism

is the brain visible as an organ
not metonymic but as flowered

From here we are told

the small stopped head a wound that heals us
As if “simply forged” = beautiful
ø
in this articulation

Or wound

vi

But who we are
interrogates every consequence

(Berlin, Moscou, Hyderabad)

as if precedence demurs, Elythea
a fact of it

I lay yours there
It snowed at last

Sweetness is where we have lain it

* (a transit thru snow)

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Je suis un peintre.

Christian Boltanski

6.51 … For doubt can exist only where a question exists, a question only where an answer exists, and an answer only where something can be said.

Ludwig Wittgenstein, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

6.522 There are, indeed, things that cannot be put into words. They make themselves manifest.

Ludwig Wittgenstein, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

Je suis un peintre réaliste.

Francis Bacon

She dismissed the blind bird of narration.

Barbara Guest (misheard, misattributed)

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