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Count the silence of morning as a private secret between the house and time you have stumbled into. Hold your breath to hear the murmur of a knowledge you don’t understand, can’t comprehend, but find comfort to settle in and pretend you are the centre of. For just a moment you are everything.

Hire a comfort bot to occupy their needs so you can slip away to other tasks, other adventures, and begin to forget the ones who still need you, who still wait for a moment of contentment that re-centers their world.

Calculate to work out a living, understand consequences of indulgence and dream of future luxuries. Scrabble for extra work you’re too exhausted for, but ignore aches and keep imagining a brief time you can leave it all behind if you just keep going.

Enter the space but continue your life, not noticing those already there, waiting to be acknowledged and panicking they are invisible. Only when they give up do you turn to greet them.

The smallest is the heaviest, forcing its way through to the bottom and exposing larger problems to the surface, bouncing them up until they overflow and end your successful streak.

Chop, chisel, simmer, reduce to produce and create something new to make your day worth it.

Update my week, control my movements so I can plot the in-between. Leaving me in limbo is stripping any last free-will away. Perhaps that’s the plan, to make us less than human one more.

Command technology to produce sound while you stare at a tree’s carcass and try to imagine melting one form into another, then molding it to a more pleasing sight. How does it feel, what movements are needed, and how can you convey this to someone even more clueless than you. How do you make themContinue reading “24:14”

Five hundred in a row to weave words into meaning, try to inspire try to exhume feelings for better health and peace of mind. Days in succession, each goal achieved, continue the trend and count the growing chances to understand.

Prepare to be watched and judged for a role you’ve been fulfilling for years but is finally being acknowledged. Discover the joys of the beginning, relearning, and feeling the thrill you’ll be able to list your skills and pronounce your profession in the present tense.