I
What to say
when what you see
looms so vast in its aspect
II
When to say
what you see
so all will see as though
for the very first time
III
Where to say
what you see
when what you say
dispels the seeing
IV
Why to say
what you see
when what you see
is naught
V
Who to say
the naught of being,
the naught not there,
the naught that is
VI
How to say
the unsayable
if lame words
only point
anoint
VII
Say the seeing
silent and still
so being still and silent
all see the saying
VIII
