that the indicative for you has superceded the imperative for me

	that the indicative for you has superceded
the imperative for me
whether:	as a rag, unfolding
or:	as if a fallen leaf
unfurled,	speeding up
or could be:	a branch wavering against a backdrop of anything
e.g.:	"malt dust, broken grains, ‘C’ combings, dried grains, dried yeast"
random	scrawls
to:	a greasy window pane
to:	sluggish air
then again perhaps: a	spider’s sink line caught, its destin-
ation a becoming a
belonging.	There I searched
(and all similarities.)	(Or
at least most others).	And
did not find