Demeanor. Demean her. D me in her. Demeter.
Lush colonies of fungi coagulated to a fresh, lively flourish: fecundity. The cliff face flushes with the red of dawn so that everything glistens and gleams with promise. We call this albedo. We call this hope for our future and we call this luminosity time’s measure against light. We call this a prayer and we call this a last ditch effort — our hands stretching out of the hellfire pit. Maybe the few of us will find this air. Maybe one of us will glimpse the light or fly on waves of sentiment or fuck in the flower patches. Wretched, we don’t recognize our telos. Ash from fire, dust from bodies… only we could warp light’s trajectory to one: to none.
