Day 573
Strange things happen when you’ve gone too far, been up too long, worked too hard, and you’re separated from the rest of the world.
Annotation: the best work is done, the most inspiration comes, from the only real muse: Fear. Especially the fear of what’s due in the morning.
In keeping with the notion that everything ever imagined can somehow be turned into evidence of the unquestionable perfection of Z, a new up-close docudrama casts a loving revisionist glance back at the muddled ideas of Ukraine’s leader which were an ironic source of inspiration when a Russian horde attempted to decapitate Kyiv.
Meanwhile, I remembered the most ludicrous scheme ever to energize a dwindling internet gold rush (complete with manifestos, slogans and Gueveran imagery) that didn’t receive much warmth, or even kindness.
I’ve refashioned it into the Poem of the Day.
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