It’s in Crawley. Actually I believe it is a manifestation from the subconscious for me to see. In my mind maybe more accurate. A neural pathway.
There’s so much in one picture. Elena quoted Edgar Allan Poe. There’s also incredible energy in the painting. Amazingly beautiful.
One of the angles – there are many – is Sugar Rush and created realities and Dark City. My theory FWIW is that Sugar was an invented girlfriend created by Kim to escape the mundanity and depression of her home life in Brighton.
And the pier and ending of Dark City. Incredible and beyond belief ‘unpleasantness’ and reality manipulation is connected to it as well. The upside of it is ‘She’s waiting’. In the ‘As Above’ it is about remembering God. The sex was a surprise. How God compares to the earth angel I’m not sure even though it is her. And add anima and animus it gets confusing.
I remember you posting this years ago and me thinking this is such a beautiful song and I’m always close to tears listening to it but I can’t because I might not stop.
“Quoth the Raven, Nevermore,”
That’s amazing, where is this?
It’s in Crawley. Actually I believe it is a manifestation from the subconscious for me to see. In my mind maybe more accurate. A neural pathway.
There’s so much in one picture. Elena quoted Edgar Allan Poe. There’s also incredible energy in the painting. Amazingly beautiful.
One of the angles – there are many – is Sugar Rush and created realities and Dark City. My theory FWIW is that Sugar was an invented girlfriend created by Kim to escape the mundanity and depression of her home life in Brighton.
And the pier and ending of Dark City. Incredible and beyond belief ‘unpleasantness’ and reality manipulation is connected to it as well. The upside of it is ‘She’s waiting’. In the ‘As Above’ it is about remembering God. The sex was a surprise. How God compares to the earth angel I’m not sure even though it is her. And add anima and animus it gets confusing.
Believe me, I’m trying.
I remember you posting this years ago and me thinking this is such a beautiful song and I’m always close to tears listening to it but I can’t because I might not stop.
Another example of the extraordinary weirdness.
I was in my local mall a short while ago and the music played Wonderwall by Oasis and then Tears Dry On Their Own by Amy Winehouse.
Life’s a total mind f now.
Loony tunes.
After I left the Mall I went to the Lion.
On the way back I made an unexpected impulsive detour and the Lamb appeared.