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Materiality offers us the most basic playing field for finding poetic glue. For here we can use our right brain to left brain oscillation to drag the animated from the inanimate object with respect to its characteristics and form. Look for the twitch in a stone or the bowing of a blade of grass. In seeing such manneristics within the banal, you will certainly uncover more than a maple, and perhaps more than a universe. I hope that you find an approach to look for poetry in all that abounds. I hope you find revery in that poetry to inspire an idea. The poetic idea is a simple one. It is the connection between two seemingly dissimilars. If you find a seed and notice the tiny spring within it and wonder of its function, only to imagine it as the flinger of all things radicle, in hopes of finding fertile ground, then you've found the poetic glue.