wanted to write a formal description / truly / something almost like “try” / though what i have is FORM.
please join Diss Quieting, Silence’s Hours / we will convene to navigate the gravities of Quiet and Silence / and ask / and start to anwer questions like “What priority shifts when we go from Make Space to Be Space ?”/ “Where does Ability find failures and advantages in our silences?”/ “ When is Quiet ?” / “How do Silences constitute Big Spaces ?” / “What are existing tensions between Hot Take and Cool Give ?” / “What are We even talking about? I thought this was a Poetry Workshop ?”/ And very likely more.
As ending pares,
Show true In Yourself.
Written in sickled cues,
J oselia R ebekah H ughes
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