Kiot

"I’m completely inside/ Your head no/ But you can relax/ For I won’t be long/ And I’m not dangerous/ Nor habit forming/ But in case you’d dig to know/ Why the sound is coming/ Out of you mouth/ And into your ears/ Ventriloquy/ Subtitled/ Throwing your voice" from Fu Hexagram 24 No Hangups You will see very soon this is a mode of address unlike any other. The young Charles Potts arrayed a serious arsenal of highly original stratagems to snag and sing disambiguated truth. The complexities keep being nudged toward simplicity and keep escaping to need rounding up again. It is poetry hard at work and hard at play. It is not about art. Its importance lies in its function—it is a process that, like digestion, becomes important because it strengthens. It is good because it nurtures its community, because it aids and comforts the allies. from the introduction by Janice Faye Fiering Kiot drawings by Robert McNealy.