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sunsets ripple across southern skies like skipping stones across a pond. i'm thinking about how we all die. what will nothing feel like? what did it feel like before? i catch myself guessing - the void and cold conjurings of a scared temporary consciousness. loneliness beckons and repulses me in equal measures, existential inquiries painting me into nihilistic corners. is this just some brief gift? i hem and haw and waste the light, i become the universe i fear, endlessly eating my thoughts, embodying entropy as i gasp for air.
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Jul 20, 2021
Jul 20, 2021 at 6:17 PM UTC
a microcosm of the universe's eventual heat death
sunsets ripple across southern skies like skipping stones across a pond. i'm thinking about how we all die. what will nothing feel like? what did it feel like before? i catch myself guessing - the void and cold conjurings of a scared temporary consciousness. loneliness beckons and repulses me in equal measures, existential inquiries painting me into nihilistic corners. is this just some brief gift? i hem and haw and waste the light, i become the universe i fear, endlessly eating my thoughts, embodying entropy as i gasp for air.
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Jul 20, 2021
Jul 20, 2021 at 6:17 PM UTC
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