I don't believe in the sky. How can there be so much existence out there that we can't touch? Children of the universe, our dreams bigger than our machines and our eyes wider than we can reach? No, I believe it's not real. Those days, those days when there's no colour or change, a sheet of blank, they give me conviction. It's a lack, a glass jar with no lid. We're far too ambitious, or is it greed? Is this not enough for us oh-s-deserving and appreciative creatures? The night, they put a cover on us so that we believe there's been change, and the stars are just holes worn by our inability to let go of this fabricated masterpiece.
I'm a real astrologer, I study the stars reflected in the eyes of false dreamers. I deal in the delusional, and wish upon nothing but my knees.