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AnxiousMargaret Randall

The Dream

In his dream he was at the end of a long hall. Was it a dark hall? At the other end of the hall he saw the nude figure of his father bent over an object he could not define moving up and down. He began to walk down the hall, walk towards his father. As he came closer he saw his father was pumping up and down up and down working with a bicycle pump blowing something up. Arriving he saw his father was pumping a goomey women she got bigger and bigger and his father kept pumping
AnxiousMargaret Randall

Eyes Go Thinly

eyes go thinly of time and the coming light backing up on us and crawl of circumstance: people everywhere displacing air as if belonging to them and I displacing air as if belonging to me. outrageous dream of symmetry / crack but close to the place where vision stands: the walk the run of signs, crumbling habit.

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