The Secret of the Clouds It is daytime. The unlit moon comes across as just another cloud as it mixes in with them. Except these clouds don't look like those clouds — or those / these, depending on what your viewing point is. Nothing secretive about the ones above my head: meteorologists have long since been able to define, decline them. These others? Okay, it's obviously a shitty day, but the only secret I can posit they contain is which of asemic notebook, extrusion, or tangled spaghetti do they spring from.
Tuesday, September 22, 2020
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