frangĕre: to break

we must break first

 

facĕre: to do, to make

story

made, made from fragments,

from that which remains

 

 

interstice

 

 

something grows

between

 

 

give me a blank page

 

 

wait

 

then trace the lines

find between story between pages

 

 

tremble, flee, shift, turn, veer

shake these pages and see what remains

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘1.           True stories, false stories; half stories, whole stories. Old stories, new stories. Death stories, life stories.’

(Angel p324)