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The music is only faintly audible

as is the conversation of trees of a calm night.

Like a person undecided

with a prescription unpresented

to a chemist. Clothes made from cobwebs

and pickaxe handles

eyes stained by nail polish, the music

only faintly audible 

turning the car at speed

against the flow. A person undecided

with a prescription unpresented to a chemist

think of an empty building as a signifier between

shivering words. Think

of an empty building as a signifier between trembling worlds.

Like a chemist dispensing a prescription

many paintings of the era show Nature

in its most uncanny forms

or the furthest most desolate places on earth.

Such that the music sometimes catches on emptiness

and gloriously sounds out and with eyes stained by nail polish. Georges

Claude September 24, 1870 –

May 23, 1960 was the inventor

of Neon lighting and experimented with a method

for generating energy by pumping cold seawater

from the depths and collaborated with the

occupiers of France in the Second

World War tongue between teeth

intently applying nail polish to fingers turning

the car at speed and a dream of spontaneously combustible

luxury goods stores and furthest most desolate places

an empty building something that sounds

like someone whistling these

hallucinations are not uncommon therefore

many paintings of the era, hidden from the eyes

of any passing angels, we have concluded, then, that

the most reverend Order of the Minds around

God, ministered by the perfecting

illumination through its immediate elevation to

it, is purified, and illuminated, and perfected

by a gift of light from the Godhead,

more hidden and more manifest

– more hidden, indeed, as being more

intelligible, and more simplifying, and more

unifying; more manifest, as being a first

gift and a first manifestation, and more

complete, and more affused to it as

transparent. And from this

(Order) again, in due degree,

the second, and from the second,

the third, and from the third,

our Hierarchy, is reverently conducted

to the super-original

Origin and End

of all good order, according to the self-same law

of well-ordered regularity, in Divine

harmony and proportion. That

the music sometimes catches on emptiness

dispensing a prescription

many paintings of the era

at speed and luxury goods store

as a signifier between shivering words,

steam from a kettle

yet dark in the kitchen

gazing at the forms

forming through the window,

the music only faintly inaudible.

(The text includes a quotation from Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite's On the Heavenly Hierarchy, translated by the Reverend John Parker, 1899)

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