We all have interlinears, thoughts within thoughts within thoughts. Ideas that have contrasting / or supplementary / or complementary content. They can be words. They can be visuals. And it doesn’t help the cause of truth to use a lawyer’s reductive logic and pretend perceptions can properly be, or must needs be, reduced to expressions black and white.
Simplicity and complexity dwell in the same house; the same sentence; even within the same phrase: good & evil; love & hate; flesh & bone. A poem with footnotes is a possibility for these interlinears especially when each footnote itself is also a poem or verse; and rates among other means I have used to vary the structure of poems upon a page.
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