BOX 10 (lyric)

              a mist (his suffering)          a theme            and lacking closure           like the tick and spin

              of sprinklers on the lawn         list-list-list, they hiss           lacking variation          the spin

              of suffering: a drift dive          downward (like a leaf)          through sleep, through waking

              a theme and variations          the tick and spin of days      (items on a list)           drift lines,

              tide lines (the tick of leaves)        asleep, awake: the drift of closure             the day a mist

BOX 11 (iridescence)

              the heart      measured in rhythms        (as seasons)       (or a sentence):      "when wedged

              in weeds,      a wood duck sleeps"           or: "any object's shape          is two opposing forces

              balanced"         or: "the heart,     when balanced     between two opposing forces,     sleeps"

              or:   seasons shape       the wood duck's rhythms"      or: "balance wedged      two opposing

              shapes         into a sentence"         as: "the heart's object      is sentenced         to a measure"

BOX 12 (iridescence, contd.)

              and: “forces wedge       opposing rhythms       in the heart”            or: “in weeds, an object’s

              shape       is measured         in its rhythms”          or: “the heart objects         when rhythms

              sleep”       or: “wood ducks measure     a season’s forces         as they sleep”        or: “weeds

              shape,      in rhythm,     two opposing forces”           or: “the heart’s force      is measured in

              a sentence”      as: “opposed      in a sentence,    rhythms wedge       the heart into a shape”

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