Ivan1984

The music will always, say it better than my mere words. Bon chance!

He he, I gladly accept full responsibility for encouraging this particular KrafTsMaN to delight us with the full X-factor mix of FuKuS. This is indeed one of those active 'drones' with an isotopical half-life that extends way beyond imagination of the way we create disequilibrium on our lovely little, suffering planet. Technology may well be seen as progress, but what of direction. Even seemingly controllable, and relatively harmless incursions into experimenting (if not down-right interference) with the structures and systems of nature, have a tendency to bite back. And this commentary is merely on the atomic level. Getting into 'higher' levels of responsibility would take me far off course, and this is not the place for such a polemical rant! Enough said, this particular expression does not involve the incitement of a riot and the burning is not restricted to a 'book', it could however, and maybe the user manuals would be hard to find now, but the resilience and fortitude of the Japanese to survive yet another nuclear disaster should be a model for us all in surviving this imbalanced planet and the copious amounts of surface-dwellers. How long before we drive ourselves underground into some Dante-esque sub-existence?

With some thought a sense of perspective may be gained. In this long-form, may we be reminded that we are in it for the long-haul, unless we are really foolish and unlucky. It is a situation that is hard to imagine perhaps, though I feel the dynamic is captured excellently well here. The world may seem a little different after such considerations, after all how much fun and excitement is there to look forward to, dressed in a radioactive suit? Think hard, and listen long. Perhaps something SHOULD have changed over the last thirty years, and more?

Fingers X-d...

Thank you!

And there it is again, that incessant drone and drama in the distant apocalypse, the drama of the demise of the I's. Nearly at the top of the list for a change!-) And simultaneously short of the mark, as ever?

Artfully done and well-focused. I personally believe the darkness perceived is relative to experience and tolerance. There are those that find dark beautiful, thereby undermining general assumptions about whether Mother Nature is more than a random force in our lives. Such escalations in conjunction with interfering and intruding upon nature, may have some very dire and dark consequences. Like the more rugged visitors to the Alps, I still like to believe there are some dragons hidden away in the unexplored expanses of our natural surroundings. Some respect is due... assuming there is still time.

Ne jamais abandonné, jamais seul!

Cold, electronic fasting... nice!