a something of Weave (see Weft), Geutu
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and “puttering” over lines ₁ slackened chain in the puttering current ₂ drifting in ash; Just a puttering ₃ Yet he had woven a something of ₄ Weave (see Weft) and again made a mess (of it) irregularly woven loosely woven unevenly woven weaving faults weaving twist worsted list what is weave of cloth (see Thread) ₅ I fumble with the codes. ₆ what does failure involve |
sources
- ex transcript of an interview with poet Emily Skillings, at Third Saturday Poesy Café, September 21, 2019; Presenter : Tom Corrado. p16 / putterings 623
- ex David Berman, “The New Idea,” in Actual Air : Poems (1999) : 71-73 (73) / putterings 622
- Robin Robertson, “Feeding the Fire,” in A Painted Field (1997; 1999) : 42 / putterings 625
- ex Edward H. Read, his “The Book of the Month” review of Harvey O’Higgins’s Distinguished Americans in The Bookman 56:6 (February 1923) : 756-759 (758) / more
- Max. M. Kay, comp., Kaytex Code.
“A Code that can be used for any business, but is particularly useful to Exporters and Importers of TEXTILES, whether Piece Goods or Yarns.” (Manchester, 1926)
vii, 1-811 (phrases and tables); 813-1019 (codewords repeated, denoting figures); 1020-1025 (tables of metric equivalents)
this copy ex libris Manchester Commercial Library (384.4 AAK), contains Rupert M. S. Kay, comp., Kaytex and Decon Codes Cypher Supplement (October 1929), 31pp - Lisa Robertson, Riverwork (2026) : 29
“I felt I was bathing in this textile language...” (p214)