WE LOOK AT THE WORLD TO SEE THE EARTH We look at the world to see the earth, at the silver, pedestal-ed globe to see the grounds, we see what we've done with it, what it has to do with, we see our face bent to a surface; but what of the world is seen in looking at the earth any more than the world's measure of minute to a rock looking, but seeing gets a return, begets return gets returned: the rivers come back, the salmon We look upon the world to see ourselves in the brief moment that we are of the earth: