Dr. Panglossalium, image by Irene Koronas
glide with
haruspex haunting
The following
“glide” application arose organically to the surface, the bubbling result of Ephesus
Glom Part II (X-Peri, 2018), and
is a prime example of how the hinge term self-announces, beckons for
address.
serried-pop
sussurus slur
ausculate
spill
sleigh
slip
slide
s
e e p slur swirl swish
purl
broth bauble bob
bor-e-a-lis
burble
broil breast-stroke bombinate
glissade
tremolo glottis glide
tuck
& roll
bob & weave
larval
throb
lurch
griddle
suds
sizzle
stride
slipper wave-lap plasmic guttural twirl curl
twizzle
swizzle spiral serpentine coils morph
horizontal
bars
3-In-One
oil
hydroblade
molt
molten
meander
melt
--
Jonathan Mulcahy-King hinge augment
Maladaptation
magmatic roe
spasm-lunge
thrown pantomime voice
unguent volatiles outrun
cool
hawk-like haruspex
haunting
hanging in air
hang glide er
rip-jolting a
new slipstream
glean glom
Gerechtigkeitsspirale downing
idling wave - timorous at
crash
plunge-pull integer angelic
trudge
2 minutes 23 seconds into ‘Love’ by John Coltrane (Meditations LP, 1966):
sax f l i (r) t s
over to the fumblin g low
siphonophore bioluminate cephalopod
metropoli
Cnidaria adapts newly melodious
murmurations
neutering truant typhoons
under frozen lake contors
tagless
low
cracking
boiling
breaking
brûlée
carnivorous ineptitude
to
skirr
sally
skim
not skimming but
resisting fall
molecules float free till pasteurise -
perfection is dead
—Heller
Levinson & Jonathan Mulcahy-King