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Water insects building their shell from gold and pearls...
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On the throne of many hues, Immortal Aphrodite, child of Zeus, weaving wiles--I beg you not to subdue my spirit, Queen, with pain or sorrow
but come--if ever before having heard my voice from far away you listened, and leaving your father's golden home you came
in your chariot yoked with swift, lovely sparrows bringing you over the dark earth thick-feathered wings swirling down from the sky through mid-air
arriving quickly--you, Blessed One, with a smile on your unaging face asking again what have I suffered and why am I calling again
and in my wild heart what did I most wish to happen to me: "Again whom must I persuade back into the harness of your love? Sappho, who wrongs you?
For if she flees, soon she'll pursue, she doesn't accept gifts, but she'll give, if not now loving, soon she'll love even against her will."
Come to me now again, release me from this pain, everything my spirit longs to have fulfilled, fulfill, and you be my ally
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“...Some new form of enchanted myth is going to have to come back in...”
https://thecreativeindependent.com/people/adam-curtis-on-the-dangers-of-self-expression/
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“The space between entities, between beings, between groups of assemblages is an inherently creative space and perhaps we need to exercise that creativity. As Lynn Margulis suspects, perhaps ‘the near future of Homo Sapiens as a species requires our reorientation toward the fusions and mergers of the planetmates that have preceded us in the microcosm.’”
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HYPERSEA
“In an evolutionary sense, living bodies are necessary for the proliferation of what scientists Mark and Dianna McMenamin call Hypersea, which arose when life moved out of marine waters and by necessity folded a watery habitat “back inside of itself.””
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