TALKING BLUES
She failed at ever knowing who or what or why she was. Fortunately that was never one of her goals, though it is for many who write her. They imagine she knows the answers to questions they only ask because they heard someone else ask or try to answer them. She failed at everything else in her life, too, she supposes, but the very idea of failure or success disappeared, along with any one who might be concerned about it. All there is, is description. Humans seem to speak or write words that arise and are somehow interpreted. But the entire process of how or why they arise or are interpreted is ultimately invisible. We would have to find the source of everything to know that, but "everything" is just one more thought. There is a cipher, a symbol for all that seems to appear. This writing can be said to come from a Miranda thingie, but if you ask her what she is, she has no idea. 'Appearance' is as good a word as any. She is not a character, not a true self, not co...