the defibrillator is a verbal relic
rather than a skeleton's device
time in the word
all that came first moved inside the word
even the cardiac pump and its blood vessels
it's in it that things awake
and then the language-that-doesn't-say
silence
grants to each world its physics
the body stands further than around the spine
the body grants a place to each star that earns a name
[the seagull keeps the sea in its body]
to chew the word
as if chewing a heart
from the valve to the auricles
each word is a shrine
a destiny
a design
Translation: Ana Hudson
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