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Absorptio & sen monet vastakohdat<br />

& kääntöpuolet<br />

ovat perimmältään lukijan &<br />

ja teoksen välisen<br />

suhteen<br />

mitta: tästä syystä kaikki yritykset eristää<br />

tämä dynamiikka joko pelkästään<br />

lukemisen<br />

tai sepittämisen<br />

puolelle<br />

epäonnistuvat.<br />

Kirjoittajina –<br />

joita me jokainen tässä<br />

tarkoittamassani<br />

merkityksessä olemme –<br />

me voimme<br />

yrittää intensivoida<br />

suhteitamme pohtimalla<br />

miten ne toimivat: yritämmekö<br />

nukuttaa vai<br />

herätellä toinen toisiamme;<br />

& mihin<br />

be read by us; the perceived image is the key to the buried image: and the deep<br />

image is at once husk and kernal, perception and vision, and the poem is the<br />

movement between them. Form, then, must be considered as emerging from the<br />

act of vision: completely organic… Form… is the pattern of movement from<br />

perception to vision: it arises as the poem arises and has no life outside the<br />

movement of the poem, i.e. outside the poem itself. (This implies too that the<br />

experience of thew poet, unlike that of the mystic, is patterned and<br />

developmental, i.e. expressive; the mystic, so I’m told, may not even be said to be<br />

seeking a vision of reality, but absorption within it silence rather than speech.<br />

But mystics are close to visionary consciousness and arew often poets<br />

themselves.)” Prefaces & Other Writings, ss. 57– 58; kursivointi lisätty.<br />

Vrt. edelleen Creeley teoksessa In London: ”The so-called poet of love / is not so<br />

much silent as absorbed. / He ponders. He sits on / the hill looking over.”<br />

Collected Poems (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1982), s. 454.<br />

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