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“Mythopoetics,” pictured on the

                                                                               previous page, evokes a future in
                                                                               which “water” has vanished from the

                                                                               world, leaving only archaeological

                                                                               traces, or cyphers of its ways, in the
                                                                               heaped remains, fragments and bare

                                                                               bones, of an organic life that once
                                                                               was. This is a future in which all that is
                                                                               left, if any are left to see, are the

                                                                               mysterious myths and poetics of a
                                                                               long past era, when the ocean floor

                                                                               was a vivid, fertile panoply of living
                                                                               forces and wild waters. In the heaped

                                                                               remains one sees the plea of
                                                                               tomorrow’s children, who are calling

                                                                               out for the new myths and poetics of
                                                                               care for our environment that must

                                                                               become our hope and saving grace.












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