[text ID: The world is full of things already, the world is cast nd wide and full of grace and you will always be given the benefit of the doubt. Except that it’s true now, is it? Fact is, the world is full of things that are trying to kill you. We do no walk through a passive landscape. /end ID]
[text ID: 4. ALEXANDER’S KNOT / Gordian. Complicated. Figure it out and you’ll rule Asia. Sometimes, when you can’t imagine a solution, you need to imagine a larger imagination. Cal it thinking outside the box. Then again, swords work, too. /end ID]
[text ID: You close your eyes every now and then, just to test the waters, and find you’re still moving, being moved, walking through the tunnel with your eyes closed, help up and carried along by the crowd. /end ID]
Black Telephone & The Language of the Birds
[text ID: There are two birds in your head, raven and crow, and only one of them is yours. / A man has two birds in his head - not in his throat, not in his chest - and the birds would sing all day never stopping. The man thought to himself, One of these birds is not my bird. The birds agreed. /end ID]
[text ID: Sure, we could reinvent the world, but can we do it twice a year and under budget? No, we can’t. So we compromise. We make our dreams more realistic, more manifestable. /end ID]
[text ID: Do you have explicable or inexplicable needs? What exotic things exist outside of your vocabulary? What modes of thought exist outside of your syntax, your grammar? Is there a problem you just can’t get your head around? And, if you can’t think it, how can you solve it? /end ID]
from Broken/Unbroken by Richard Siken
[text ID: People stuck in bodies moving through space and time. / You realize you’re a thing taking up space and casting a shadow. /end ID]