oh, that doppelgänger you shroud of shadow & secret in the hollow hill below every wall a door leading to more walls and doors, but i have drunk your wine & i know that i cannot shake my fetters free all i ask is a kiss before dying before i waste away for the want of you
Have you ever started reading a book and find the descriptions of the backdrop to be too rich in the details? While in which the characters seem far too paper-thin and inauthentic?
For a few days, anyway. I’ll be doing my science-y kind of thing for work and visiting a partner laboratory in Sacramento to assess how they do things in an up close and personal manner to make sure they are doing things with an eye towards getting quality analytical results [spoiler alert: they probably are; this visit is mostly just ticking a box].
While I don’t have a ton of time to do much, let me know if you live in the Sacramento area and want to grab a coffee (or two). I might have time one evening or in the morning before I catch my early afternoon flight home.
sometimes the then seems are not really any things at all but other seems unconsidered that beckon with their call, so now back to the la-z-boy and the rocking and the nights, dreaming new oaks from acorns alone but no, no, don't let seams show keep all those seems deep inside
she waves at the threshold waiting to close the door until i finally show sense & cross over to her stone winters within
A poem prompted by a randomly selected Elder Futhark rune.
Today’s rune is dagaz, which has been translated as “daybreak”, that transitional moment between night and day. By extension, it might also be interpreted as “twilight” and is representative of liminality, transformation, the space between worlds, and suggests walking in both the material world and otherworld.
Please visit my Elder Futhark pages at sceadugenga.com for additional interpretations of the runes based on multiple references and personal reflection.