artist / theater-maker / poet / dork

whether on mud or grasses,

when you go walking with me I hear stones
that gnash and grinding
roughly underfoot,
like walking on a gravel driveway
down the paths of graveyards.
 
Great chunks have rubbed each other into grit.
Some slivers, too, shaved thin enough
the marble has rolled up
into itself,
shatter when stepped on.
 
Blood from a stone, how smooth will smooth enough?
What does your chisel know? 
Skin, skin, the skin, your skin — where is it now? 
And what made you think you
can soften marble?

the orders of the night
anselm kiefer, 1996

if you want to reach me,
leave me alone

-sheryl crow (a change would do you good)​