Amanda Joy - The Reductionist Method
Nov. 13th, 2013 11:22 amIt intrigues me, this making
by taking away.
A bare space, which draws
meanings only
Where something has dropped.
An undulation uncovered
as slivers slide, filed, chiselled
fast, hard to the floor.
The block of rock rounds
down revealing
A mutual devotion between
sculptor and form
***
I am not a reductionist.
I place things together.
***
These are my thoughts;
as I watch, limply,
As fists of frustration
beat in your chest
I cannot replace that which
you have taken away
I am passive, I remain, me, as
I was when you started
As you hold these inhibitions,
attempt to collect pieces
Sweep more of unwanted discoveries
into dark silent corners
A study for dust mites, detectives
and small eyed archivists.
Fragmented, in this world which
demands things finished
I wonder, as you grasp
at this air around you
What certainties you find
in the palm of your hand.
by taking away.
A bare space, which draws
meanings only
Where something has dropped.
An undulation uncovered
as slivers slide, filed, chiselled
fast, hard to the floor.
The block of rock rounds
down revealing
A mutual devotion between
sculptor and form
***
I am not a reductionist.
I place things together.
***
These are my thoughts;
as I watch, limply,
As fists of frustration
beat in your chest
I cannot replace that which
you have taken away
I am passive, I remain, me, as
I was when you started
As you hold these inhibitions,
attempt to collect pieces
Sweep more of unwanted discoveries
into dark silent corners
A study for dust mites, detectives
and small eyed archivists.
Fragmented, in this world which
demands things finished
I wonder, as you grasp
at this air around you
What certainties you find
in the palm of your hand.