Louise Townsend Nicholl // "July Moon" (1935)
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Louise Townsend Nicholl // "July Moon" (1935)
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6', 36' with the tail of the great serpent that forms the lower half of my body
first photo on my dating profile is a head and shoulders shot of me smiling at the beach and the next eight are just an unending column of smooth iridescent scales
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“The Palace” by Tomas Tranströmer, trans. Robin Fulton
We stepped in. A single vast hall, silent and empty, where the surface of the floor lay like an abandoned skating rink. All doors shut. The air grey.
Paintings on the walls. We saw pictures throng lifelessly: shields, scale- pans, fishes, struggling figures in a deaf-and-dumb world on the other side.
A sculpture was set out in the void: in the middle of the hall alone a horse stood but at first when we were absorbed by all the emptiness we did not notice him.
Fainter than the breathing in a shell sounds and voices from the town circling in this desolate space murmuring and seeking power.
Also something else. Something darkly set itself at our senses’ five thresholds without stepping over them. Sand ran in every silent glass.
It was time to move. We walked over to the horse. He was gigantic, dark as iron. An image of power itself abandoned when the princes left.
The horse spoke: “I am The Only One. The emptiness that rode me I have thrown. This is my stable. I am growing quietly. And I eat the silence that’s in here.”
cultist simulator is like this
I don't spend 40 hours straight with every game. It's a round trip.
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no, dont be silly, we're not fucking. its just that every couple of nights she violates my divine core with her blasphemous instruments, perverting something holy and eternal with dark sorceries, tainting me down to my immutable essence with something foul and filthy and reeking of her. its nothing to do with sex at all. also oral doesnt count.
i always go "oh i want to play cultist simulator/book of hours" this time of year but I don't actually. i want to play a narrative game in that world, not read the summary of Rapt in the King 700 times and get bored in early game. the vibe is just so specific and i miss it, esp in BoH where it's like, "this is a deliberately cozy game. you are noticeably alone, and something very bad is happening to you. on clear days, the sky tells you so. also you need to doordash groceries".
“The night is also a sun.”
-Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Jordan Schiffer
and by the way, christmas sun-in-rags, be happy for him today
it's that time of year again
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the common ancestor of all current day beetles was a sect of philosphers in ancient greece that took to creeping secretly within the earth as an ideal lifestyle