Syrinx and Systole by Matthew Remski
Author:Matthew Remski [Remski, Matthew]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-1-926802-07-7
Publisher: Quattro Books
Published: 2010-10-14T16:00:00+00:00
As all thresholds fade, a heartbeat of contraction and expansion elides into sense. Tissue layers open both outward and inward, but in both directions they open towards you. The you you know at this moment, and the you you do not know but are ethically compelled to discover.
Within, without, the roll of the sensuous to the horizon of perception, beyond which the mind spins abstract threads, what is beyond this, what is before this. Attention can untether from sensory input until the living world reasserts itself through touch or hunger or birdsong. The speed with which you return to the body depends upon how much intensity calls.
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