Folding Players
Katherine Kelly
Plicae circulares, valvulae conniventes. Intestinal anatomy is already poetic enough. And I only wanted to say something about the folds and folds of flesh that I wish were my skin. Mathematics argued: if I increase my surface area enough something must eventually touch me. As when I dig my tongue into poem after poem after poem it’s never long before one digests me whole. But that is all my tongue does. To unfold oneself without speaking is complex mathematics