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the illusion is that you are simply reading this poem. the reality is that this is more than a poem. this is a beggar’s knife. this is a tulip. this is a soldier marching through Madrid. this is you on your death bed. this is Li Po laughing underground. this is not a god-damned poem. this is a horse asleep. a butterfly in your brain. this is the devil’s circus. you are not reading this on a page. the page is reading you. feel it? it’s like a cobra. it’s a hungry eagle circling the room. this is not a poem. poems are dull, they make you sleep. these words force you to a new madness. you have been blessed, you have been pushed into a blinding area of light. the elephant dreams with you now. the curve of space bends and laughs. you can die now. you can die now as people were meant to die: great, victorious, hearing the music, being the music, roaring, roaring, roaring.

Reza Bavar

I'm sitting in Seattle-Tacoma International Airport watching the Virgin America plane I'm going to fly back to LA on prepare to welcome the new round of travelers moving through space. The sky is overcast with topaz and azure streaks breaking through the grey and white. Planes rise up through the sky and disappear into the clouds.

I like this moment. It comes off a three hour drive from Vancouver in the heart of the last gasp of winter. I think about deep things in times like this. I ponder my life and dream. I play out scenarios in my head and embrace my aspirations; I have to hold on to them because sometimes I feel like they will burst out from my chest.

I like to create. I like to make things better. I love to do things that have never been done before. I seek out adventure and don't ever mind risk. I suppose I live in a grey zone where I yearn for stability but court chaos.

My favorite things all involve interaction and keeping a young soul. I want to change the world for the better. I want to hear people's stories and learn from them. I want to dig into the Earth and and plant something no one has ever seen before.

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