This poem is taken from Stand 229, 19(1) March - May 2021.
Untitled
(Gerhard Richter; oil on colour photography on cardboard. 1999)
Here a photographic lake flat at day’s-edge. With frames
snapped and hauled greyish beyond vanishing point.
Al1is caught and dispersed, dispersed or caught and
a feeling of stillness in the (overhead) drag of it.
...
Here a photographic lake flat at day’s-edge. With frames
snapped and hauled greyish beyond vanishing point.
Al1is caught and dispersed, dispersed or caught and
a feeling of stillness in the (overhead) drag of it.
...
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