The guy is nuts. He sees omens in morning wood.
Thomas Olde Heuvelt, Hex
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Consider also:
- “There is hardly indeed a poem of any length in which one does not find it as a symbol of love, or liberty, or wisdom, or beauty, or of some other expression of that Intellectual Beauty, which was to Shelley’s mind the central power of the world; and to its faint and fleeting light he offers up all desires”
- it’s better to have hope in a hopeless place than to be hopeless in a hopeless place. Or something like that.
- “The benefits of a virtual entertainment dreamworld needn’t be explained here – everything is accessible at my fingertips aside from freedom… aside from a way to log out”
- The Book of the New Sun
- Faith of Tarot