Eleanor Morrow's Brain

Success as a result of industry is a peasant ideal.

-- Wallace Stevens

talk to me at morrow dot eleanor at gmail dot com

sometimes I be writing here

IN THE EASY LEAN

It creeps into the vacant place,
where the shroud is magnified
a hundred times before it is woven.

Larger than an atom, smaller than
a pizza pie. Inscribed, policed, verboten
I am strange at first sight,

Given time I could upset the apple
cart or see myself in everything:
the porcelain crater, the diving elk

We put these pieces together as
if they were an aspect of a larger
whole, or a means to an end. It’s

not. I’m not. I am spinning longer
and farther than you are, and
I look better doing it.