What The Revisionist Was Up Against

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Tension tuned tight as a high wire hum.
Tension grinning through resistance.
Tension pulling north and south at once.

Interval snapping open.
Interval holding.
Interval widening like a dare.

Ascent kicking against drag.
Ascent rising without ladder, without summit.
Ascent arguing with gravity’s whisper.

Silence thick enough to lean on.
Silence thin enough to slice.
Silence rolling slow through pressure.

Zero flashing bright in the center of nowhere.
Zero swallowing edge.
Zero multiplying into more zero.

Expansion busting the seams of direction.
Expansion pouring east, west, up, down.
Expansion laughing without sound.

Weightless black hovering everywhere at once.
Weightless black pressing inward.
Weightless black blooming outward.

Tension meets interval—
a spark without flame.
A crosscurrent without shore.

Interval after interval after interval—
pulse without clock,
measure without measure.

Ascent trembling midair.
Descent trembling midair.
Suspension refusing to choose.

Silence under strain.
Silence over strain.
Silence inside strain.

Zero at the core.
Zero at the rim.
No core.
No rim.

Expansion becomes fever.
Expansion becomes whisper.
Expansion becomes pure direction.

Weightless black folding like velvet gravity.
Weightless black unfolding like a long exhale.
Weightless black steady as an unblinking field.

Tension loosens—
then tightens.
Then loosens wider.

Interval cracks into smaller intervals.
Fragments of pause drifting free.

Ascent without witness.
Ascent without origin.
Ascent fading into suspension.

Silence riding the back of motion.
Motion dissolving into silence.

Zero ringing hollow.
Zero ringing full.
Zero ringing.

Expansion without boundary.
Boundary forgetting its function.

Weightless black at the beginning.
Weightless black at the end.
Weightless black in between.

Tension.
Interval.
Ascent.
Silence.
Zero.
Expansion.
Weightless black.

All directions at once.
All states at once.
No narrative.
Only pressure and release.

Silence.