In the dust of a forgotten dialect, izaro might have meant to turn , or to braid river-reeds at dawn . But doubled — izaro izar — it becomes a wheel, a prayer wheel, a child skipping rope in a courtyard where no one has lived for thirty years.
izaro — a hand lifting a cup. izaro — the cup set down empty. Together, the shape of a lifetime. izaro izar
Listen: Not a word. A small machine for making echoes. Say it once, you are a traveler. Say it twice, you are the road. In the dust of a forgotten dialect, izaro