The Monday Poem:<\/p>\n
IMAGINARY NUMBER
\nby Vijay Seshadri<\/p>\n
The mountain that remains when the universe is destroyed
\nis not big and is not small.
\nBig and small are<\/p>\n
comparative categories, and to what
\ncould the mountain that remains when the universe is destroyed
\nbe compared?<\/p>\n
Consciousness observes and is appeased.
\nThe soul scrambles across the screes.
\nThe soul,<\/p>\n
like the square root of minus 1,
\nis an impossibility that has its uses.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"