The word today is 'LABILE': dictionary.com
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Am I labile? I certainly become inactive when subjected to heat.
ReplyDeleteLess labile and more liable, I would say...
[don't tail this! start a proper story and I will pick it up later]
Once upon a star
ReplyDeletea happy tweet got lost
in a discarded empty jar
that some loser had tossed...
the labile tweet
ReplyDeletetransmogrified
into a sparkling diamond
amongst the star
it the brightest
even from afar
our beacon
that beckons
to move on
to our destination
voyage in a jar
ReplyDeleteguided by the star
the final repose
is inspired prose
a happy diamond indeed
is never forgotten
so mind that you heed
its message so golden.
at home in the jar
ReplyDeletethe tweet was a star
to near and afar
they came from far and wide
to sit in awe beside
their mentor and their guide
the message was the greatest
not labile but timelessness
it fell to earth as stardust
and lingers long on those who care
whose heartsease dwells among the "fair"
the guardians of all who dare
So the tweet cherished them all
ReplyDeletethe writers, the doctors on call,
the poets, and the silent too
it welcomed everyone as diamonds do.
The jar started shining
out its blessing...
Shining
ReplyDeleteOut of volumes,
Out of motion,
Out of space
bounded by the universe.
Out of different masses,
tight as diamond
bright as stars.
Out of colors, line—vectors
speeds, velocities, accelerations, forces
Out of angles given meaning
Out of sense
Out of spaces, volumes,
juxtaposed, pierced, crossed.
Each element able to move,
to stir, to oscillate,
to come, to go,
labile in relationship,
mobile in relation
to all the other elements in its universe.
How can art be realised?
In this. In this!
(Poem found in the words of Alexander Calder, 1898-1976)