Wren Scarborough
Authoress of THAT WHICH SINGS Expect analyses of fairy tale symbols & archetypes, random-seeming rants, actually random poems, and general chaos.
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The Rape of the Muses (opens the original)
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The surest and most dangerous way to test a man’s character is to give him power. The powerless may be wicked or virtuous, and are often assumed to be the latter, but the uncertainty lies squarely in their inability to act upon their own desires and moral code. Power, then, will swiftly do away with that uncertainty. It is power (or, perhaps more accurately, the illusion of power) that has been granted to the legions of so-called “AI artists” who have all their lives impotently longed for the ab
Lessons from a Bad Dog (opens the original)
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My dog died around the end of January. My first dog, Tally, a black tri Australian Shepherd with the biggest, brownest eyes you’ve ever seen and breath like low tide. You probably think you have or had the best looking dog in the world, but I’ll ask you to believe, at least for a moment, that she was the prettiest dog the world has ever seen. You’ve seen some beautiful dogs, I’m sure, but you have to understand that Tally was exceptional. I mentioned the eyes, but only mentioned them. Think of e
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