Have courage, dear heart!"




Image, word and sound that we recognize as our own language, keeping us tethered on an otherwise perilous voyage.
The secret is- we MAKE the gold from the things we find in the wasteland.
If in the web of depression- today look down and bring home one found thing
- a nail, a coin, a piece of paper with some writing on it.
These are the Mima Mounds, a strange natural formation that has had many phenomenological explanations attributed to them. They exist in places all over the United States. What ever the reasons, I can tell you that when I drove down to see them for myself, I had no radio access in the area around the mounds. Couldn't tune in any stations. In life (called Real Life I suppose), we know what it's like when the radio frequencies don't tune in. Everyone else seems to be smiling and nodding to a broadcast that seems important, but we can't hear it.