The way the sun light breaks through from
the outside?
You might capture the light, but never the
chill from whence it came.
Whence – that’s a nice word; one doesn’t
here it much these days.
That’s a shame, a loss even.
You know – in the dictionary it’s right
next to ‘whensoever’.
Fine words, fine wine… how are you today?
Mellow.
What are you listening to?
Ah – you see, that’s why I like talking to
you. You seem to understand… you just can’t capture that in the photo either,
because with all of these things – the outside chill, the defiant sunshine, the
lazy emptiness of the day AND the music – it constitutes a whole.
Along with the stove-baked harissa eggs
that you are about to serve up I believe.
Yum.
So what ARE we listening to?
Dat dere.
Cannonball Adderley – maybe we could add
one of those external editorial links so that folks can listen too. (editorial note x)
They won’t be able to small the stove-baked
harissa eggs though.
Can we create an olfactory link?
Some things have to remain absent; present
– an influence unseen, without which little makes any sense.
Ah – you refer to the fabled three bears
alluded to yesterday. If I recall you were trying to call this stuff - dark matter. (Editorial note t).
I did, only because it had come up.
How? How can dark matter come up, and how
would you know anyway?
Believe me – it does and you do; but I
don’t like the name.
Dark matter?
Yes – it’s too causal.
I’m not sure what you mean by that but do you have a better name?
The whence of the whensoever.
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