Gary Santoro on OpenPodcast.org - Take 2
This post should have the MP3 enclosure I recorded over the telephone for OpenPodcast.org
The audio quality is a bit scratchy.
The link to the enclosure, the attachment is: http://openpodcast.org/media/2004/10/16/openpodcast_5.mp3
Besides, since colors cannot be, sans light,
And the primordials come not forth to light,
'Tis thine to know they are not clothed with color-
Truly, what kind of color could there be
In the viewless dark? Nay, in the light itself
A color changes, gleaming variedly,
When smote by verticle or slanting ray.
Thus in the sunlight shows the down of doves
That circles, garlanding, the nape and throat:
Now it is ruddy with a bright gold-bronze,
Now, by a strange sensation it becomes
Green-emerald blended with the coral-red.
The peacock's tail, filled with the copius light,
Changes its colors likewise, when it turns.
Wherefore, since by some blow of light begot,
Without such a blow these colors can't become.
3:29:32 PM 
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