(Making up the whole Transition Era thing, just figured you’d’ve pushed beyond Waters. (And I’m making that up, because it sounds cool.) The point is Echoes is kinda lame to meditate to. Making the whole thing pointless. Except as an exercise. What might that be?)
Addendum 1
The blip leads you in
and the ice-box joins humming along
(allies, you understand what this means)
the a.c. kicks on friend or foe
is no longer always the fundamental question
Addendum 2
There is enough time to get your life together before the 8th blip.
Regret, cold feet, and should have known better
You have to let your face go before the voices arrive.
Let it go. Ease it slack and poof
If you start shaking it’s because you’re not breathing.
Breathe, don’t gasp
let your face go
And here are the voices, singing by the sounds of it. And, yeah, that’s what voices do here. Singing, I guess. But not to you, not for you.
Addendum 3
it’s the face
the face
the face
the face
the face
the face
the face
breathe
and the voices pull you out
into the warm glow which is your smile
a face to let go
Addendum 4
you remember the face
remember the face
remember
and the voice
and the breath
Addendum 5
remember first the face then the breath then the voice is if not savior then anchor
Addendum 6
this time there is no remembrance for face or breath
this is only voice and you don’t know what you were just thinking
there’s a wave of aggression: of learned anger and perfect bitterness
that you don’t remember because something made you smile
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