Must I, in this question I am asking, include myself
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Asking it? Must I include my face— My face that I cannot see—through which I speak This question about my eyes, about the field Of vision, in which my hands press down these letters Unattached to my arms? The sunlight Comes in the window and lights up my hands As they work. The world is not being kind But there is the sensation of kindness. Museums ~ Dan Beachy-Quick Read Full Story
There is an appeal to a rule when we realize a term
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Behaves uncomfortably. God falls down Into grammar and says I am but the words are spoken From a bush on fire. God is included in this grammar Philosophy offers to the fly stuck in the bottle— There it is on the table, walking in circles within the empty Bottle, pausing only to rub its forelegs together, In anticipation or prayer. I remember Museums ~ Dan Beachy-Quick Read Full Story
Walking into the glass-walled museum and seeing myself
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Reflected in the head and in the belly of the metal rabbit’s Mirror-like skin. This was not long ago, this experience Of the ancient world, reason simultaneous with appetite, Watching myself think, seeing my eyes thinking, My body a body that contained this thinking That I write in the margins of the books I read, a script That over time appears less legible, a form Of cuneiform I cannot read myself what I wrote In the margins. There is a fragment that floats in the air Floating in... Read Full Story
To study circumcises the heart and calms,
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The book steadies the heart [many words are missing Or illegible] if not, to turn away, Fire courses through the veins [many words are Missing or illegible] then Anger, anger. Leaning back in the tall grass, Putting my book aside, my toe covers the sun. I am imagining this world but I’m inviting you in Museums ~ Dan Beachy-Quick Read Full Story
So I can join you.
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In the old language, the language No one ever spoke, the language whose words In the scholarly papers are marked by stars, Asterisks that say this word exists by not existing, The imaginary root pushing down from the sky Into our heads, the root of the tongue; In this language “I” meant “here,” it did not mean “me,” It meant a location in which this body I am Was not an expression of love but a word of Presence. Here I am. Voice in a boundary. Museums ~ Dan Beachy-Quick Read Full Story
In this place
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I am I once had a dream. Cylindrical seals rolled across the earth Printing in the mud the image of a woman braiding Her hair was loose and then her hair was bound. These roads end at the horizon where I also end, Present in this world as the alphabet is present In this poem. *I. *I. Sometimes *I like to stutter. *I like to think the sky is blue. *I see sometimes it’s red. More soon on the nature of impossible constructions. The man in the moon. The sea rose. The living room... Read Full Story
Dressed to Dine
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Pass on the Salmon at the Ocean Grill . Ours were over cooked (but perfect after we sent them back) and rather flavorless. 117 Mrtn Lthr Kng Jr Blvd., Madison, Wi. @import url(http://beemp3.com/player/embed.css); Alexandre Desplat - Dinner Waltz Found at bee mp3 search engine Read Full Story
Brewed in Wisconsin
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Woody’s Wheat from from Sand Creek Brewery , Black River Falls, Wisconsin. Read Full Story
Water with Lemon
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Lunch at Manna Cafe . 611 N. Sherman Ave. Madison, Wisconsin. Read Full Story
A Bar with a View
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Lunch at the the Old Fashioned . 23 N. Pinckney St. Madison, Wi. Read Full Story