Carolina anole
Observation at coarse focus: metaphor’s long operating distance
The metaphor: by Emily Dickinson, Fr741.
Its point of view is behind thick, scream-deadening glass, and the glass is nineteenth-century windowpane, wavy and bubbly. If it were optical glass, you would see, instead,
or, with a click of a rotating turret
Then full stop. Observe the yellow eye afterward, too, if you choose, but your only humbly honest recourse is probably not to dare to think about it.
Orange in tooth and claw, rephotoshopped
The state posted May 5, 2017:
Today’s state:
The aerodrome of Dr. Moreau

What wondrous life is this I lead!

Orange in tooth and claw

What wondrous life is this I lead!
