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That’s why a person
(you, I—run the pronouns here)
could use a razor blade
and
cut the outline of a second razor
blade,
working carefully around the
countours
on, I don’t know, kraft paper?
to precisely or precisely to
cut out a perfect outline of the model blade.
In the particular case here and now
minus several minutes
Miles is closing ‘Blue In Green’ on
my
Kind of Blue
CD
while the question of placement
arises.
For all that the imaginary or real
blade a person could use to cut
could be seen to cut the air now
before possibly, possibly being
rested
on the table beside the support
(probably kraft paper).
Tempting to place the cut outline
centrally
as I believe Jaume Xifre does
in some of his pieces.
Place Alain Robbe-Grillet near the
first cut space?
Also tempting. Alternatively
Jorge Luis Borges
(cut from photographs, drawings,
even paintings)
(in either case) (in both cases).
Some penguins might then be
represented.
An exacto knife (so called)
could be used instead of the razor
blade. The kitchen
sink then, off, I think, to the
right of the previous images,
as silence follows as it were
the CD and I (personally—see above
on pronouns)
trace the outlines of
‘O joy, too high for my low style to
show’,
pause, then leave it at that.
My left hand has come to rest
on my right pectoral. I look at the
(silent) CD player.
Further pause, left to chin, right
grasping pen.
No.
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