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"A Life In The Day Of..."
One Woman;
One Bed;
Three Pillows;
An existential exploration of Capital Crime and its ultimate resolution.
"Don't Know!"
'Truth' is something that has been going out of fashion for some time.
In many areas of life nowadays, 'Fact' and 'Fiction' are becoming so intertwined as to be, to all intents and purposes, indistinguishable from each other.
A carefully placed 'Lie', regardless of whether it is believed or not, never goes away, and will have far-reaching effects over a long period; eventually, and inevitably, the knowledge that it was originally a 'Lie' becomes lost and the 'Lie' becomes factual 'Truth'.
It doesn't take much research to find numerous examples of this unhappy mutation.
What is of serious concern is that the length of time required for this mutation to take effect appears to be getting shorter and shorter.
The inevitable conclusion being that the moment this mutation becomes 'instant' is the moment that 'Truth' finally ceases to exist.
"Agony of Angels"
The inevitable had become reality.
From the moment the first factory, sulphrously belching its flatulence into the air, started turning it?s wheels and belts and hammers to precipitate the once proudly termed ?Industrial Revolution?, the moment was written irrevocably into the future.
As coal and iron was wrenched and torn from the Earth?s skin and, from the deep stab wounds of countless knives, oil and gas was sucked from deep within her body, very few of her tormentors gave a second, or even a first, thought as to the eventual consequences of their violation of their world.
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