Worlding

July 09, 2020

Worlding

Manipulation:

Deep. Below measurements dictate this understanding.

Earthquake. We feel the vastness of larger objects and might tend to place oneself in place.

Relative. A briefness of the quaint in relation to normalcy?

Quiescence. Most of what is experienced.

Harmonic. A rhythm of which is revealed to the observer or experiencer.

Tremor. Earth's intereral music.

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