i cannot control the format of the blog space enough to post most of the writing i've been doing lately.

i've been getting interested in how things are positioned on a blank surface, not so much in the sense of designing with words but more as ways to indicate how sentences can breathe.

this because for some reason i'm interested in thinking about what sentences do as like what gears produce when they turn, which is different from the gears, not the gears: a movement is different from what produces it, even if aspects of that producing are themselves movements.

so not the relation of components to effects but substructures to each other which produce another structure and within that another, transient, something that blows through it.
a voice is not the words it says. it is not other than the words it says.
it is as the words is says are but it is not as the words it says are.
a voice is the breath that is...

i am a campaign of delicate substitutions.

http://isotropic.org/papers/chicken.pdf

A point: a forest of vertical white lines and metallic birdsong against a black length and breadth only.

A plane surface: A mast B antenna C rigging D water.

A plane angle: the inclination of the present to the past & the colors & the wind.

Two lines: what I see & what I show you.

A point of that of which there is no part walking the harbor-edge along wooden docks though a forest of vertical white lines, lengths without breadth, and showers of high-pitched metallic birdsong extremities of line against a black plastic length and breadth only.

A plane surface is any one which lies evenly with the straight lines on itself so A mast B antenna C rigging D water. A plane angle is the inclination of the present to the past & the colors & the wind. Two lines, what I see that I show you, meet one another in a plane.

The Lines containing the angle are cylinders of netting and reels juxtaposed within assemblages of light and problems of edge recognition. In the background all formerly straight lines are now perpendicular to that upon which they stand.