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With its sinuous green edge and its delicately decorative white venation this dewy cress laid on a fine crystal platter would fit well next to that chunk of cement facade ensconced in a vitrine at the Art Institute’s new Louis Sullivan exhibition There’s little cause to wonder why these particular atoms once afloat on inchoate seas and awash in the hummed mumbles of humble vibrations chose to decohere into this one captivating pattern from among an infinite variety of mattered schemes even limiting their choicest range to those paired colors A tree frog for example its narrow lime toes suctioned on a broad leaf and its watchful pearl eyes misconfigured with a blind spot too soon exploited by a beak spouted peril Or the gallant rider in uniform myrtle and mounted atop an albino steed who at a mirthless gallop through routed troops delivers this message Mother I am so far away from everything They’re oddly jarred couplings but with any choice whether slapdash had or carefully considered what’s our guarantee it will live up to the iron of romantically clad expectations I have heard It’s always the salad that gets you in the end
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Sep 23, 2010
Sep 23, 2010 at 9:45 AM UTC
Quantum vinaigrette over lightly mixed greens
With its sinuous green edge and its delicately decorative white venation this dewy cress laid on a fine crystal platter would fit well next to that chunk of cement facade ensconced in a vitrine at the Art Institute’s new Louis Sullivan exhibition There’s little cause to wonder why these particular atoms once afloat on inchoate seas and awash in the hummed mumbles of humble vibrations chose to decohere into this one captivating pattern from among an infinite variety of mattered schemes even limiting their choicest range to those paired colors A tree frog for example its narrow lime toes suctioned on a broad leaf and its watchful pearl eyes misconfigured with a blind spot too soon exploited by a beak spouted peril Or the gallant rider in uniform myrtle and mounted atop an albino steed who at a mirthless gallop through routed troops delivers this message Mother I am so far away from everything They’re oddly jarred couplings but with any choice whether slapdash had or carefully considered what’s our guarantee it will live up to the iron of romantically clad expectations I have heard It’s always the salad that gets you in the end
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Sep 23, 2010 at 9:45 AM UTC
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