- [prayer]
Can there be any there can’t be any thing to accuseme of excuse me I am
exhausted my body is haunted is it youwho is it that is hunted
who is hunting, it is that you are, what are youdoing to try to do to find
the space any space that exists becausethere is some thing that is not
that surrounds it is around it to dispute itsomehow. Dispute me
some how this thing should exist already, is allready to serve you like you
serving us with chaos is it really real is it reallychaotic density the way chain
mail can drape and protect all at once—a fragment of a figure [End Page 135]
chosen as fragment will disarm your expectationfor foreground while I
can access those harmonic echoes,voices heard through thoughts now
untangled. Abbreviate it. Abbreviate what itis. What is it that you want. [End Page 136]
Charlotte Lieberman is a New York–based poet and nonfiction writer who thinks (and writes) mostly about literature, feminism, technology and communication, meditation, and wellness.