Epilogue leads to legend.
Merrian Webster etymology:
Epilogue – to say in addition, from epi – + legein – to say – more at legend
Legend – to gather, select, read – (logos – speech, word, reason)
This afternoon is the last event of the MR Fall Festival. Â I’m holding many days, hours, minutes of this past week of the happenings of Devotion/Rigor/Sustainability in me. Â To say more about. Â Words and the placement of them. Â Choreography, occupying space. Â Dance, not instead of. Â Questions that collide with impressions.
Today’s Epilogue at 100 Grand is, as epilogues can be, not just a summarization of what has already occurred. Â It is not explanation of past or determination of the future. Â It exists in the moment as something in itself, a frame for the continuation of the beginning of the closing of a book, not just a chapter.
Come and read yourself into existence today, 2:30 – 5:30.
I’ll scribe on it, and other musings, later when I have added yet another punctuation to this time.
K.J. Holmes, Co-Curator, Facilitator, inventor