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| Instead of the ancient tradition of reading the Bible as a whole, specialized critics tended to atomize the text into distinct units. Might it be that his primary achievement was not only to abstract such pictorialism (that was done before him) but also to atomize it? You stand openmouthed at the Aquarium, those fish swim fight inside you--rays, razor-edged skates threading through your ribcage, wreathing your pelvis--as schools of highway traffic flash red finlights in time to your pulse and above the electrified skyline oceans atomize and rise into the air on ever-moving current; you cry Lord, I have seen your face. |
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