We're all prisoners of gravity. That edge-of-purview mastermind who's been pulling your strings of dopamine and depression triggers, making sure you straggle listlessly penny pinching for hope through life for that one day to be the one, isn't the blood-deprived demon oligarchical in sadism, the karma-starved angel monopolistic in granting unsolicited lessons, the wisdom-austere unknown stereotypical in probing information. But the force of constitution enshrined in the facts of physics that sends us crashing down flatfooted to a future so repetitive that it should be called history, each time we attempt to divorce ourselves from the surface of the earth, swim in spring breezes in a commune of dandelion wisps or follow cardinals towards smokestack stilted clouds consolidating eyes away from the day. Free. Just be free. Gravity will remain our warden even after the number largest and deepest within us expires and we're subsumed into the alkaline mother for the bacteria and maggots to humble us. Ignite the dynamite stick of your soul since you're never alone at the landfill of crystal lamentations, an alter of tragedy we call our planet, because gravity remains your warden. As long as you're at peace languishing on the wrong side of freedom's ultimatum.
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Everything that was and is and will be ends up in the landfill, Daniel, and by the grace of time, it will be recycled.
The music in this one is stunning.