Little Bird
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Little Bird

Liminal Space
Copyright © 2021 Tinúviel Greenleaf.
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Liminal Space

Inward Archaeology
Copyright © 2022 Tinúviel Greenleaf.
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Inward Archaeology

From "Response", now available from planetboelex.bandcamp.com

Hope

Lethe

Tannhäuser Gate

Rhea

Art by Odilon Redon, "I Am Still the Great Isis! Nobody Has Ever Yet Lifted My Veil! My Fruit Is the Sun!" (1896)

Kenoma (To Go Without Light)

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“The Silver Key" by H.P. Lovecraft, published in 1929, follows Randolph Carter, a character known from other Lovecraft stories, who is experiencing a crisis. Once a dreamer and adventurer in the realms of imagination and the occult, Carter finds himself disillusioned with the mundane reality of adulthood. He yearns for the lost enchantment of his youth, where his dreams allowed him to explore wondrous and arcane landscapes. His despair leads him to seek a way back to this lost magic, which he believes can only be achieved through a mystical key, the Silver Key, that once belonged to his ancestor.

Carter's journey takes him through various mystical and philosophical reflections, leading him to the realization that the key might not be a literal object but a metaphor for unlocking one's perception beyond the limitations of conventional reality. He consults with an old hermit, who suggests that the key might be found in one's inner self or through a communion with the cosmos. This quest culminates in Carter's visit to an ancient, forgotten place where he encounters a gate guarded by strange, otherworldly entities. Here, he finally grasps the Silver Key, which symbolizes his acceptance of the fluidity of time, identity, and reality, allowing him to transcend his earthly existence and re-enter the dream-worlds of his youth

The Silver Key

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