by Ralph Dumain
I was working all day, I was working, I remembered that moment when I replaced random feeling Did you
not see and could I have forgotten My soul was in my mind that saw too much. I was whipped by the shapes, the colors, the garments, There
were faces and motions, hardness, softness, Creating feeling or killing the soul. There were regions of glaciers necessitating computers: So I used language not fingers
to arouse the brain,
Laboring into the future, building with tools You didn't know that I already knew In absence of sexglow the potential energy Signifying some caress jumping across
synapses, Leaning towards
that moment never known Ralph Dumain ©1994, 2000 Ralph Dumain. All rights reserved. |
In Memoriam:
Dedicated to Lisa Rogers
25 August 1961 - 15 September
1996
In Memoriam: Lisa
Rogers (25 August 1961 - 15 September 1996)
(on
Lisas 50th birthday)
In Memoriam, 15 Years Later: Lisa Rogers (25 August 1961 - 15 September 1996)
Sound file: R. Dumain reading poem, excerpt from interview with Jim Pray, Buffalo, NY, 4 June 2006
Sound file: Ralph
Dumain interviewed by Jim Pray, Buffalo, NY, 4 June 2006
(offsite, complete
interview)
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