Ask me if I speak for the snail and I will tell you I speak for the snail. speak of underneathedness and the welcome of mosses, of life that springs up, little lives that pull back and wait for a moment.
Every morning opening the newspaper, I am faced with the thin line that divides disaster and deprivation from a world of luminous wealth. Tuesday, January 29th, for instance, bodies, many of them children, lie on the ground They drowned in the canal trying to escape a weapons depot fire and explosion in Lagos. Their heads are twisted in straw and dust near the feet of on-lookers whose cries we cannot hear
in the DMZ ravines north of the Kaesong wastes edging south of the perfect ruler’s pink and prisoned paradisethere is a climate paying no attention to us where cranes repopulate serpentine deltas