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Hannay Street, Largs Bay (Adelaide), South Australia.
Sunset at Largs Bay 🦀🪸🌅
What the shrouded runaway was saying
So go, sway, walk, run, take flight, because the second you forget and stand still his massive hands will seize you and turn you into a puppet, you’ll be enveloped in his breath, stinking of smoke and fumes and the big rubbish dumps outside of town. He will turn your brightly coloured soul into a tiny flat one, cut out of paper, of newspaper, and he will threaten you with fire, disease and war, he will scare you so you lose your peace of mind and cease to sleep. He will mark you and record you in his records, provide you with the documentation of your fall. He’ll occupy your thoughts with unimportant things, what to buy, and what to sell, where things are cheaper and where they’re more expensive. From then on you will worry over trifles - the price of petrol and how that will affect the payments on our loans. You will live every day in pain, as though your life were a sentence. But for what crime? Committed when and by whom? You will never know.
- Flights, by Olga Tokarczuk (trans. by Jennifer Croft)
Juvenile Pacific Gull, Largs Bay
“ Stillness “ // Ela
[just now: Friday afternoon, home from work, exhausted] my brain: go for a walk on the beach I’m too tired my brain: I don’t care I’m taking you to walk on the beach oh god why my brain: this. this is why. okay but this doesn’t make up for you torturing me with too many feelings and unspeakable sadness and wanting to be unalive my brain: shut up and eat your endocannabinoids
My beach just now. I was trying to film a hawk but saw oh! the sky is so beautiful!
Just pointed my phone out my window for half a minute