Robin Blaser Who's There? the room talks to itself coloured Persian and wraps its thinking- lights around the man bent over a drinking fountain who is black and white who transliterates into one crouching over his book of loose pages and another clapping his hands and pointing his toe playing musical chairs and chances among deep-seated minds whose laughter counter- points the razzle of crows outside cawing down the chimney as if to enter between firecat-andiron's serious, childish, jasper eyes the room talking to itself Next |
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