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"The birds used this stronghold to claim sovereignty of the planet; the land's walls served as barriers to prevent sacrifices offered by men from reaching the sky, thus starving the gods into submission."

"I lowkey want to chain myself to the doors of the National Weather service" --@katewagner.bsky.social

How David Lynch Saw the Bright Side.

"East of Eden

I am tired of tidings, tired of linings, silver,
lead. For a little while, let it be the mundane
that stretches as far as the eye can see.

Give me the field of goldenrod nothing dates:
no architecture, no infrastructure. No burn off.
This time, if something must smolder

in the distance, let it be the sun. If something
must change, let it alter by pattern or else
so slowly no one thinks to call it news. This field—

keep us out of it, the tells of our haircuts, the cuts
of our clothes. For a little white, do not admit
even the ghost of a nightgown to dry on a line."

--Jane Zwart in The Dodge

Presidents.