There’s 2 parts sometimes half and half sometimes 99:1. Momma cries at night or in the morning. He hears some of it and maybe it echoes later on. Dad on the sidelines spills dirty words that dance across the hall field settling in with the sweat on her headband. Hard to walk hard to think hard to spell Impossible, probably. For this dude it’s too hot or she’s too dark. One of them needs sunglasses cause the brightness is turned all the way to the max. All these birds are standing on a branch All these other birds are flying high I came near their nests and they flew away "Will you come back?", I say Safety's first It's never half and half.

Okay so I have recently become mildly obsessed with the TV show Rick and Morty . It’s a mean, cynical show, but it also exhibits surprising humanity and depth. I like how creative it gets; you can almost feel it building up the new generation of sci-fi references and foundations. It’s a smarter, faster, more modern and more vulgar Futurama. It is also looser, messier, and rougher than a lot of TV I’m used to. Rick and Morty addresses a desire to fulfill some special existential purpose with what I'd call an uplifting cynicism. In it, Summer(Morty's sister) finds out that she was, an unwanted pregnancy. She breaks down and wonders if there's any real meaning to her life. Morty then tells her his equally unsettling experience of burying his own body from a different reality. He concludes by saying Nobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, everybody's gonna die Come watch T.V? While this may be an especially dark moment, it contains a comforting message: For ...