Ezra Marksome red threads"Look at any word long enough and you will see it open up into a series of faults, into a terrain of particles each containing its own void." -Robert Smithson * * * the use of writing trace an archaeology of need * * * Writing is always in translation. I mean that not much can be said. There is the sense, or the fear I have - that language cannot reveal things... but it can expose edges. Meaning occurs at points of breakage and at points of juncture. Parataxis. The signifier, from which we determine a possible meanings, shadow of * * * understand the gone trace lostre come the silence * * * I have the Romantic's love of ruins, of alchemy, of hapax legomena... I stutter. I labor to articulate What is the phrase for moon? And for language, when the storm comes over - that of a blunt mallet falling on a stake Copyright © Ezra Mark 1994 |
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