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THE WORLD COMES THICK
Waft and wait. . .
Waft, and wait.
Float and flagellate.
(A balloon makes a break for innate—
For the vanishing point of space.)
Carry in colors a community of. . .
Well, I speak for me.
My soul shuffles itself free,
Does the watusi,
And cracks the layers of the firmament
One by one by one.
I am the object,
twin-sister of it,
The its are thick-coming.
Infinite.
There is a tool that is receptive.
This is what a sense is.
Sits in stillness. Feeds on experience.
Eats all the fruit—
Stem and seed,
Bruise and worm,
Mold and germ
Loves the cockroaches,
Bloodsuckers and vermin.