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An Autobiography


If I am any indication, there is much left to contemplate. And if that breeds contemplation, I have little left to indicate. And while the sun crosses over its pavilion story, I face north and I’m falling, I face south and life’s stalling my inevitable. If this is any implication of the lack of the complicate, I know said complication, will leave all the more to implicate.
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