from Quintet Dialogues: translating introspection
Of drums
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thinking then when again
tasked into the taking hand of
reflectional catching
what is torn from the throwing of the self
often returns in the duality of praise (thought)
or regret (thought) and a mirror of
motion leads into a status of sorrow or
flowering smell leaving footsteps
across the forehead of the personal
inflection
˟15˟
of the appearance of silence
a
space
or
engages with what engrains and the autonomy of knowing
examines in the possibility of language’s
˟16˟
an excitement slides
in the impulses of triggering rhythms
individualizing each moving idea
motivating such hands and their
object-touch interacting solace
Felino A. Soriano’s most recent collection
of poetry is Extolment in the praising
exhalation of jazz (Kind of a Hurricane Press, 2013). He publishes the online endeavors Counterexample
Poetics and Differentia
Press. His work finds foundation in philosophical studies and
connection to various idioms of jazz music. He lives in California with his
wife and family and is the director of supported living and independent living
programs providing supports to adults with developmental disabilities. For further information, please visit www.felinoasoriano.info.
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