A chair stands as though it could raise you up above the ground in whose womb you gathered, a clenched fist. Sitting though is downward motion, reclining, resting, giving up moments to gravity pressing you perpetually against the earth. The metal scaffolding of the chair squarely determines the boundaries between the living thrust upward from assim…
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