Show me what we just did

Some things may not be said – could not be said.
Some writings wind around the things that may not, could not be said. They only tease and suggest the appearance of…

How indeed, when speaking is a framed sequence and what one wishes to articulate is – an assortment of experiences/sensations all packed up…

Language that lives within boundaries, safeguarding the order of things. Against a truth that is waiting to be, a togetherness, a continuance. Of us

As with many of the deep things in experience, we do not always need to verbalise, but can say to ourselves as we gather in our own responses and recollections, ‘Show me what we just did’.

“Show me what you just did”, Thinking in Four Dimensions, Robin Grove.