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Interviews for Poems Then [the object] as retreat among ten or twelve yards my hands heavy [lift] Shadow positing the thing as a way of stopping [use] Will I mean for ? I think of “before it can happen” delay in the newspapers
you know the big blue and white buildings [gray and white] Open mouth without scream The men return [“I can feel the tablecloth”] The scene quiet as I leave it
This in the act of emerging – accounts for the blurred – grass .
Photography becomes social because we can't kill anything Also not seeing himself also showing him the photograph You see, he's moving back [then the – still – being left] [we see or we know by then ] to feel myself rising but I want to feel – the other going down – I cannot feel down for I can only observe the other [it used to be] – I would have to begin
As we have to have – the beginning – of the line [the plane in another language finding back ] What if I stood in a building [between “disciplines”]
Up to now we've been talking about photographs which are in existence – [which you choose] Now let's talk about photographs which are not in existence We will have to talk about all of them [“this” as the only human interaction] First there is the photograph The bag of peas and potatoes falls flatly on the floor of the – lift [but suddenly through a graph] DS You prefer to FB Totally alone. With their memory
Answers are made by finding back and changing the questions [I meant injury] But tell me who today has been able to record anything that comes across – as a fact without causing injury to the image
if I had really thought about what causes somebody to scream, what is it would come like the water which is [already there]
Buoyancy: an open mouth may not be a scream [“not”] [on the other side of] [limit]
The image of the human –
[stopping action?] We throw something on
Now: which the other does not know : and this constitutes the demarcation point
[what we call describing a technique ] from “now on” we saw a dorsal fin in the water. There was no time. In which that became what we saw say A man but further off [waving] The side of sleep like a bell
Also people sitting on benches a kind of caution [the numbers being called
what they mean. And yet I don't know what they mean. A strategy [but you can throw] [like a street] I write back and if shadow has a subject is unaware for charity we have to posit action described as the hawthorn she comes up the walk its opposite like a shadow zip (she whispers) zip
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