one man's liberation
is another man's prisonSplit upon this mirrored chest between polar forces siezed diress. No space left lost for shaken blues being imparted between the two of yous. Incapable to leave, reprieve denied alas. I will burden these pillars till yee shall pass.
hold the pass for the others to flee
bide thy time upon this point 
between the wails of extremities
keeping the sea at bayupon the sight of this dead ass
thinking reeds waving adrift
in the sea of consciousness
discover absense of rationalism
Army of Darkness is still my favorite
ReplyDeleteBruce Campbell movie.
~SE~
@ your bottom photo: On reflection, I'm perfection: Swan gazes at himself in mirrored lake
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What's actually really cool about your example dual Cuor3 is that the Swan is really not looking at itself at all!!
ReplyDeleteThe Swan's polarized lenses on his eyes means that it is impossible for him to see his reflection in the water at all. The swan feeds on fish and in order to fish his eyes have developed the adaptation of not seeing reflection on the surface of the water. His eyes actually are looking well beyond the surface and into the murky depths as he does nothing more than look for his next meal.
What the example says, is that we often project the idea and concept of an action, in this case the vanity of admiring one's own reflection, (the thing that we would do or experience in similar circumstance) onto a creature that is by design wholly incapable of it all.
~SE~
that's amazing you two
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