REGION OF MEMORY  

By David Eide  

The mind tumbles over itself. Crowded earths return to a point of origin. A privileged thought moves like the speeding universe and empties itself through gravity and light. Gravity bends the spirit to its own dark spot; then light rushes in to save the moon. There is something floating outside of necessity. Brought fresh out of uprooted objects; thrown into our spontaneous existence; into the body of our hard and bitter wisdom.



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