Le Langage Est Une Peau: Je Frotte

It Must Always Be Considered As Though Spoken By A Character In A Novel

I Make The Other’s Absence Responsible For My Worldliness.

To Eat Steak Rare . . . Represents Both A Nature And A Morality.

What Love Lays Bare In Me Is Energy.

In 1850, August Salzmann Photographed, Near Jerusalem, The Road To Beith-lehem (as It Was Spelled At The Time): Nothing But Stony Ground, Olive Trees; But Three Tenses Dizzy My Consciousness: My Present, The Time Of Jesus, And That Of The Photographer, All This Under The Instance Of 'reality' - And No Longer Through The Elaborations Of The Text, Whether Fictional Or Poetic, Which Itself Is Never Credible Down To The Root.