At HolmesburgSusannah NevisonAll I saw before me were acres of skin.

It was likea farmer seeing a fertile field for the first time.

DR.

ALBERT KLIGMANIf one takes the bird's eyeview, it's easy to seehow a field becomesa fine-tuned systemdesigned to give usexactly what we want:row after row of finelyturned earth, pliantbeneath specific tools,which we sharpenin dark houses aftera long winter's sleep,which we drag acrossthe earth until it yieldsa pattern we can workwith, a matrix we blesswith growth, controlfor weeds, eradicatewhat shouldn't take.

What we want is to pushthe boundaries withoutgiving way to disarray.

To see what mightsurvive these methodsis what we want, to razewhat fails us.

Summon rain.

Under ideal conditions,it's anybody's game.

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