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when a word reveals itself to me and in a microsecond spills onto the bright page - i am swallowed by mystery from billions of neural possibilities a single chemical ignition leaps across a synaptic cleft tussles with electrical pulses in my spongy brain and steals this word from my blood-dark articulate heart creation is more than a succession of cellular awakenings flooded with chemical sap as a tear a perfect sphere balanced on a rose petal reflecting the world must be more than water and pigmented carbon so poetic thought expands beyond action potentials aimed along axons networked through this fleshy structure that seems to be me |
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Vivienne Glance's poetry and short stories have appeared in various publications including Short Stories Australia and Blue Dog, and she has won prizes and a commendation in competitions. Her plays have been performed in Australia and abroad. She regularly performs her poetry at readings, and has run performance workshop for writers.
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TEXT Vol 11 No 2 October 2007 http://www.textjournal.com.au Editors: Nigel Krauth & Jen Webb Text@griffith.edu.au |