fall into the giap

"Praetor Pinney’s decision might also have been influenced by angry complaints from some of his farming tenants. They claimed that Wordsworth was a wizard who had been casting spells on their cattle. Wordsworth generally composed and refined his poems by reciting them aloud while walking. Every day he and Dorothy took long walks of two hours or more across the surrounding countryside. As they walked, William muttered poetry in his strong northwest accent, pausing now and again to survey the view through a pocket telescope. The local, southwest folk couldn’t understand what he was saying, and because of the incantatory rhythms and the fact he kept pointing a strange, possibly magical instrument at their cows, they concluded he was bewitching them." --Sara Hudston at Dark Mountain

Steam donkey.

A photographer who only took pictures, not of things, but of the shadows of things.

Nonbinary chap(ette).

Subconsciously we believe there can be no real narrative of our lives because there will be no one after to tell it.

Lightsail.