7 Bookmarks by BlueJackals
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the wind chime and the dog and the crackle of embers in the furnace all coat his soundscape now. there's things missing that he doesn't want to place his finger on.
or Parrot and three weeks after the loss of half of himself.
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There is no art better than what you molded me into, only to crush me with your hands. I was art once. You made me art once. We were art together once.
In one universe, Spoke never left him. This is not that universe. (Or: how to paint)
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- Part 2 of the calculator will make the same mistakes
- Part 6 of mcyt
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When he sat at the end of the world, with the void whispering up to him and everyone else broken and bruised and battered all around him, Parrot felt wrong. There was this growing hole in his stomach, this growing emptiness, and it hurt like loneliness yet it felt like safety. Because there were now only two - just Parrot and his wings, one broken and the other rendered useless - in a world that he had wrongfully trusted.
Parrot, his trust and his wings, and someone who broke two of them (but never the third).
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25 Jan 2024
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Parrot paints Spoke's nails.
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en·tro·py
[ˈentrəpē]
NOUN
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1. a thermodynamic quantity representing the unavailability of a system's thermal energy for conversion into mechanical work, often interpreted as the degree of disorder or randomness in the system:
"the second law of thermodynamics says that entropy always increases with time" · "the sum of the entropies of all the bodies taking part in the process"2. lack of order or predictability; gradual decline into disorder:
"a marketplace where entropy reigns supreme"Or: On Spoke, the beginning of the end, and the reality of godhood.
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“Queen Anne’s Lace. Your favorite flower.”
Rekrap can’t breathe.(In other words, Which is more deadly; The paranoia in thinking a plant is poison, or the actual poison itself?)
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- Part 1 of Considerations for the Curious few