( via / Eye of the Devil 0:17:09 )

Dueling dust dragons.

"...we are seeing the emergence of actual, meaningful rebellion in western counterculture for the first time arguably since the Vietnam War." --Caitlin A Johnstone via @blckdgrd.bsky.social

"This seems to unlock something in the protagonist… the words uncovered on pieces of rotting paper seem to change his perception of things, to allow him to understand what it was that people were trying to achieve in that tower, what they evidently did achieve."

"Zero built a nest
In my navel. Incurable
Longing. Blood too –

From violent actions
It’s a nest belonging to one
But zero uses it
And its pleasure is its own"

--Fanny Howe via

Eye of the Devil. (1966). ☆☆