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ideas based on the mapping of
ordinary space
Turning elevation into an allegory again? Sure, clouds
look like clouds
and take the shape of the limits of
one’s imagination, but what I can’t
understand is if you think the world
organizes itself around you, or if
you’re content to let your raft drift
toward the best looking beachfront
one might build a megalopolis upon,
taking the limits of your imagination
into account, then twisting them, as
though architectural forms, facades,
and embellishments might contain a
clue to the conceptual sense of home,
which, if one looks at it from a
mountain, becomes somehow heightened,
turning elevation into an allegory.
Sure, the clouds look like clouds,
and any one might in its singularity
resemble a row of welcoming bungalows.
Understand, the world will always organize itself around
your thinking,
which doesn’t have to be
monumental. A megalopolis begins with sand.
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