Category Archives: Dialogues

One from the other makes one another

Type Write

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Ever thought about a typewriter? The kind of thinking where you separate it all out, making it type writer. Then go on with type, just on its own. Type, type is what you see right here, in front of you. It’s a type of type too. Times, probably. Times type. What type of thinking is that? The type you think all the time. The type that differentiates. Two verbs go with it. … Continue →

Scorching Sun Express Post

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With deep voices, camels crawl systematically on a wire that stretches from our start to their finish. We paid for tickets and laundered the first money to get rid of our dirty pockets. Because an urban rhythmist said that some understand, we’d thought we could ride these camels into the sunset. We also signed up for a cruise. It was a green cruise we were told–meaning … Continue →

Chief Assembly Unit

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1. Make sure to clearly note Box A, B, and C before unpacking. 2. Begin with Box A or C depending on the disposition of your extremities. Note: If the assembly process is to be undertaken by more than one person–the team should elect one person as chief. As chief, one must determine extremity disposition. 3. Choosing: Box C (these instructions may … Continue →

Digging a Trite Argument from Some Sand for the Last Time

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The old luminous gush is gone. A day lasts me: I think, of the faces between us, which formed as easily as the last strands of light twisting to earth. Walking to you, definite and resolute, but you recede unformed like your presence after that last strand whisped off. “We can’t walk to the horizon, it’s blended itself.” You say. As complexities turn architecture … Continue →