| Human
(II)
"Semiotics
is not an exact science." you sd.
A
born-again Christian gives me a bible to soothe,
supply
an ever-
questioning
mind with black & white;
The
New International Version,
"Very
readable." he sd.--
as dry as could be.
We
impose the conditional measure of
Time
to order
Space
qualify infinitude bring it down to a level with the earth we call
small
--
(fear wrenching us
from the sublime...)
Choosing
language as a limit we say sentimental,
claiming
cynicism as the intelligentsia's badge
of
honor--
my
desk full of bones scents papers attempts
at
communication--
Time
will
alter transform them all beyond
context
beyond
syntax
beyond
limits--
Claire Dinsmore
Claire Dinsmore earned her M.F.A. from Cranbrook Academy of Art
and her B.F.A. from Parsons School of Design/The New School for Social Research. She
has exhibited worldwide
and has been published as an artist, critic, essayist and poet. Her work is in the
permanent collections of
the American Craft Museum and The Montreal Museum of Art, as well as within
numerous private collections.
She is presently a web designer and president of Studio Cleo, Inc., doing everything
from new media work to good
old-fashioned book-making and metal work.
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