Art flattens out life
and makes it easier
to understand.
Some things are even
beyond art, though.
Those you have to
approach with nothing.
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Against Solipsism
Art’s not artifice;
The nude statue shapes your touch
And then dissolves.
[Disposable Haike December 20,2012]
Dr. Mike
Beauty/Nature
When I name her, that’s
A controlling gesture, but
What when she names me?
[Disposable Haiku December 21, 2012]
Dr. Mike
Tibetan Prayer Wheels
The thing named ceases
To be a thing; it becomes
Sound becoming all.
[Disposable Haiku December 21, 2012]
Dr. Mike
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