mobiles: that the wind can catch at, against itself, a leaf or a contrivance of wires, in the stairwell, to be looked at from below. We have arranged the form of a formula here, have taken the heart out & the wind is vague emotion. To count on these aspirants these contenders for the to-be-looked-at part of these actions these most hopeful movements needs a strong & constant wind. That will not rise above the speed which we have calculated, that the leaf remain that the wires be not too much shaken. |
© 1987 Robert Creeley