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IV

I feel a tension unlike any I have ever known resistant to description I can only give you images that are vague and far-fetched images I do not expect you will understand, images incapable of resolution ineffective in communicating, and at this point I am reluctant I admit but
Simon Taylor 17 Jan 2016

Day 3 of the Hollyford

rain on the inlet in McKerrow returning to walk the sandspit following Graeme into the dunes look at the beautiful tresses of a daughter of the sea whose lover lay on land towards the Mays again, May was the English name given one of the kaumatua Tutoko’s two daughters
Simon Taylor 17 Jan 2016

III

over the groundmatterlaid down byabstract bodiessome knownto usas motherswhose givingnow is renderedineffable nowhere concretelike the potential for birthof childrenfrom concrete wombsor as fathers recalled butwhose powersnow are decomposed to bacterial potencies of future men, women andall of those clinging to innervestments like passengershanging off bone-hooksin the walking, love-making
Simon Taylor 17 Jan 2016

Day 2 of the Hollyford Walk

morning view Pyke River Lodge this too the Lodge itself bluing Graeme at the memorial plaque for Davy Gunn, erected by his son, Murray the tale continues… but which horse was Davy on? when it stumbled and trapped him underneath it in a river he had crossed over a hundred
Simon Taylor 16 Jan 2016

II

who is savedhas not presumedthey are luckywho is damnedhas not despairednot despairedI shall talk to youand my wordspenetratethe delicate traceryof your snowflakeheart’s venoussystem. In thisway, I am anintimate.This life scales.A voice isanimatewithinthe voice, a voicewithin and withinanother, as crystal iceextends dominionand despairsettles in generalover the land, winter.
Simon Taylor 16 Jan 2016

I

does it lastthe night a deepa deep fissuresuspended daylike ashlighthalfthe half toltingbelief-riddendown the graingrey of a twilit beach-headwhat measureround sleepsleep curledin sleep’s organslungsbrain aheart likesonhow slowcommitthe sky-rentof severed furlingloose fallsdream-likemouthfingershairhollow tonguebloodcan we then cascadewithoutfallingwithout withoutcommit the questionshe is an accountantbare legs in summertimebut noshadow of
Simon Taylor 14 Jan 2016

thanks, Stephen, for pointing to Ron Eglash’s work unfolding African fractals

Simon Taylor 13 Jan 2016

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