/lit/ - Literature

What they don’t want you to know is that when you get out there, I mean deep out there, past all the roads and the wires, it’s dark, black as night. No more fluorescent lights and slamming doors, you can take a moment to really get eaten up and spat out. Sure it’s dangerous, it’s always dangerous, hell you’re more likely to die any given day than most are willing to admit. But if you’re too scared of getting burnt to light the fire, you freeze. Out there in the howl of the world, where the wind hits from all sides and the rain is to be danced for, you start reading between the lines. A moment of silence is something to strive for, and the time and place to think is something most people don’t see many times in their life. So my prescription is simple, you pick a direction and you drive, when you can’t drive you walk and when you can’t walk you sleep.