bound by dust and the shape of its path

toils in return of the surface

made loose by its first stride

skim back into the surface; wind your back into shape

to spin your lines on a loose sheet

rise out of shape

to make a slow turn curve into shape

hold your surface by each point in a cross

bring each corner into bare

a centre made soft in the curve of its bind

turn each corner into gear

tied by the end of its latch

crossed over by a shoulder

in a bind at the centre of its hold

to coerce a point against the end of its line

to bare your hands by each finger

to reside by a corner and run its contour back to shape

curve your line by the edge of their surface

to draw your lines across the surface and frame its contour into shape

to drag your points out of its shell

to draw your lines in bits across the surface and map its contour out of shape

break your point at the sharpest curve

bolts of dust urns a surface into lines

to stick a break instead of its path; to stick a break in turn of its parts; to stitch a brick by its part; wild sticks in red and whites

to ride a surface in awe of its line; a shape in awe of its tide

slip into a loop and string your surface by its line

whip your lines into a ledge

light crushed into bare lines

bind each side by the centre

keep your lines by their surface

to bare each curve out of the surface

lines hold each other by the surface

a line to stand above another in the order of its terrace

lend your weight across the surface

lines caught in a swell

to mark your surface in a swell

to skim your corners in a surf

lines brought to the skin of the surface

to pull your lines across the centre

lines fall out of the surface in each thread

slip away into the corner

to dent a surface by the rim of a line

lines to rekindle at a curve

to bare the width of your finger

fence your lines by each turn across the surface

a line to brush another

run your lines by the surface of a spiral

to rush each line from a curve into a corner

carry your lines by their own surface

run your lines to breach the surface

a shape runs by the crest of your line

meet your lines at the end of each surface

made to cut lines by the trim of their first point

caught in a bay of lines across the surface

a line carved by the strike of a surface

made to cut your lines by the rim of their speech

in refuse of a bowl at the end of its curve

laced over the surface by a turn of the hand

to show your coil burn through the surface

lines in a swell of a surface by the trim of their sea

lines in a swarm across the peak of their surface

to soften a line by the turn of its corner

shed your fire in a rush

to bend your line and hide its break

to shed light on a rough break

to run lines by the end of their surface

drag your lines by the cut of their fibres

whipped by air across the other end of its surface

a bend in return of your corner

to shed light on bad crossing

brought over by the drift of a tide; brought over by the drift of your tide

slip through the edge of your surface

drag your surface across the water

tend your lines by their cover

a surface torn by water

open your corners by each tide

wind your line by its cover

pores made white and cut by fibre

dressed over a surface by a string

in return of a straight bet

track your bends at each corner

to remove each line at the end of its bowl

a line to reach the surface when it's over

lines curve into the surface to hold its brim together

to cap your surface by the turn of a line; to run against each surface

pull your weight over each corner

spill your surface at the brim of a line; throw your lines at the brim of the surface

pull your weight by end of each line

slide against the centre

a surface runs off its line at each arm; a surface runs off its line by the curb

a cross made clear in return of each line

to run against the centre of another

breach the mould by the course of your line; break the mould by the coarse of your lines

lines cross through the end of each corner

a lash at the rim of a whip; bound by the lash of its rim

split by the end of its tenure

to run loose by its first blow

run your lines by the trim of its pores

to spread over the surface with a stitch of air

trace each line by the turn of each corner

trade your weight in line

to cross from a curve into a corner

throws your lines at the brim of each surface

tow your lines at each break in the surface

to sway each part in line with its counter

line your surface across the curve

cut your lines by the edge of each surface

to shelter in due course

to make bare at the turn of your shoulder

a coarse line to make shelter

a surface made soft by the shift of another

to yield into measure

lines in advance of a tight shape

a ball runs dry by the length of its corners

tied by the knot of a cross

untied by a stray line

a twist in a cross against the surface

untied by a stray line