the imagination is not, as etymology suggests, the faculty of forming images of reality; it is the faculty of forming images that go beyond reality, which sing reality.

maurice blanchot,
water and dreams.


as water moves in different forms it is natural to think of water as thought assuming different forms that are liquid in essence and do not stay but remain with us in thought, flowing along with us, joining us together with all that would appear separate if frozen. i'd like to spend a life here, thinking about water, walking beside water, drinking water, crying water, swimming in water, dreaming of water that may always assume different forms and never stay the same, always with us, always purify the thought of water, with water.