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whenever I see a bird sitting around alone like this I think about all the esoteric everyman-in-utopia golden era scifi. Like, neither of us will ever fully understand the complex depths of the society around us. Let's sit on a rock about it.
lamplighters
7.8.23
the colony has left
a psychic wound upon the world
the echoing silence in its wake its record of extermination
wreaked upon the whole of Earth and us
and those who follow
in the name of power
the almighty dollar
bill we are broken,
wounded people,
seeking something sold
to us young,
trying to remake it in the world
we saw, around us
that all the world
would drown
would crush us down,
light in lamps missing
all hope seemed lost...
each of us frightened
of our own shadows
told to be our own heroes
the only heroes
working alone and in secret
never trying for another future
only barely holding onto
what we have;
we are shaking at the hand
raised in violence against us
fearful it will rise again, that it has already risen; had never died;
that history is over but for the final struggle
and that the end is nigh.
my love,
the end is never nigh.
the world
it will not end tomorrow
nor next week
nor calendar year;
we must keep coming on
though the way is long and we are weary.
This fight is new to you
my dear
and looks quite final for you
but not to your forebearers
ancestors in purpose
grandparents in cause
who fought for a single day of peace and rest
in some far better future.
there are those who say
"that day has come"
that we can settle down and wait
for change to come
in graceful hands
of god and country
we know who god and country serve.
in solidarity, we feel we cannot rest
until the war is won
but this is life
my dear
my love.
this is where we're one.
remind yourself
to breath
and ache
and lay in bed
and cry.
remember, love, the way is long
and we are passers-by
holding fire for another
restless in our cause
we stand and pass our torch to others
eager to carry on.
we shall each rest
we cannot live
on love or work
alone;
let all those energetic fight!
and lighten, each, our load.
the magpie and the robber, now
the fox and hound in twain
we cannot live without our labor
shared and shared again.
shared again love must be free
in kindness and in truth:
let ward our ways from ill intent
and teach well of our youth.
there is another age, my dear,
another world to win.
there is another lamppost; love;
another way to light.
wardwork
Episode Notes A special episode to accompany Audrey's playthrough of Wreck This Deck. By FaeRevolution (she/they/fae) BACK WRECK THIS DEC
I recorded a pilot for a solo storytelling podcast I'd like to make. It's about a counterculture witch named Red fighting the Man with playing card-bound demons.
Red isn't dead yet, and she intends to make that the problem of every part of society holding her down. The means by which she's going to make this happen? A playing card deck full of bound demons. She's playing with fire- but she wants to do the right thing. This is the record of her journey into Hell. We'll see if she's gonna make it.
https://pnc.st/s/alone-at-the-table/2bbb8f3c/red-deck-demons
Hey, it's the user formerly known as Briknerd!Long time no see! I got a cool as fuck wife, a place of my own, two cats, and rediscovered the will to create. This is Feather, my pride and joy. I'm going to post a lot of my art here from the last few years. I'm excited to share it with you.