The poem-book, a "score," consists of three components that cannot be extracted as an initial source. These three components, with all of their overlappings, are: book — with static images and words; sounds — voice and in amplification, the play of sound material that begins the procedural opening in all pores with the cognizance; and kinetic images — no less a visual poetry exploring inceptions of rolling contiguities up, abeyance via the volume and amplitude. The kinetic sound and image elements that are available for viewing, here at Hyperrhiz — Kinetic Soundscape for Vaast Bin and Vaast Kinetic-Stills from the same kinetic images of that soundscape — belie the sounds in the poem-book and the visual aspects, both static and kinetic, of the poem.?