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by Rachel Galvin
I trail my suitcase along the platform, the weight of the air‘s mechanism1 at the small of my back. In the old country a man would arrive from afar, give each child a whistle, and parade them through the village, whistling. What is this fury of forms, boarding trains, handing out whistles to children? Dear spigot, dear filtering film of rubber, if this world is the only world, Anaximander will go on shaking his sieve2, persistently3 sifting4 with an ear to the ignition— striker of matches, your scent5 of cloves6, your fire rides the circumference7 and a vortex gyrates at the center. There is the vermiform signature: you may eat of this tree. Now the glorious propinquity, now the rupture8. A village elder goes on debating with his god. Who can tell if he receives a reply? In the old stories, if you whistled, the light would come to you out of curiosity. 点击收听单词发音
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