Patterns in Sound

Took another walk today.

Listened to the late august crickets. The whole neighborhood is brimming with them buzzing. I looked at the leaves. Then down at the road.

Somewhere deep down in the roots of the world is the patterns of all walks. A place filled with crystalline structure.

I’m studying this. Replicating the sounds I hear within 3d Software. Exploring the idea I have. And it’s fun. So much fun to hear the world. 

And then write it down. Weaving a tapestry. Building up the weavings. Then go back up into the world. Place the leaves within virtual space.

Crickets tapping and shaking. August skies shading down. All seen through the cloth of sound. Cut right from it. Deep down writing. Software blemishing what is real. An imitation to cause us to wonder. 

What could be in this world? 

Smacked middle in the tundra of sounds. Frozen by the records. Past forever shaking with the ephemeral sounds.

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