You don’t need a weatherman to know the Bell Witch,
the Canterbury puzzles, or other curious blue planets.

Einstein’s works seem to be lost in translation — along
with the queens of Buddha, Beowulf, and Baba Nanak.

Still self-evident: three thousand years of magnets,
covert rule groupings, the national security of states.

Resurrection day – non-spatiality of consciousness —
pretty much incomprehensible like firebrand physics.

Thoughts on the Church seasons — taken historically
and poetically – all coarse-grained and self-dissimilar.

So Sidney has a complex soul – dual and congruent,
examined and vindicated, as is the seedbedded blog

on the relevance of the Bayesian approach. Our left
temporal Alpha-band activity reflects active-passive

processes, possible bubbles of space-time curvatures.
From mere formulas that work experiences together,

the world is either algorithmic or mostly academic,
full of cultural conflicts in values helping students.

Improve narrow-marrow thinking with constraints
on defining audience negativity. This is a real plea

for breaking our languages to improve role-taking.
Listen: what’s really going on with poetry writing?

Optional is the language? Books as world centers?
Struggles with daily life? Enduring coming of age

in families teaching fractions? To test the design —
use the think aloud method: interpret with caution.

. . . . .

Poet: Susan Powers Bourne
Source: Archive.org search results “incomprehensible”
Process: Pick and mix it up