tidbits (inspired and collaged from professor quotes)

we don't know what's going to happen
there's a lot of uncertainty
there's been uncertainty yesterday, today
there will be uncertainty tomorrow
this at least is certain
this is already a fact

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we're going backwards
slowly falling
against time
and yet it refuses to care
it will not give in
still, it marches, forward.
there is a big campaign
yet it remains unfazed
(it is important to keep in mind.)

--

a space that has always experienced floodings
that has always been flooded
because we've destroyed it
when we have floods now
the damage is higher
one cause is this:
instead of protecting
we have lost coherency.
there are so many other things I could tell you.
what it is
what it's been
what it means to us.

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we had lost connection with water
we had forgotten that we live in places
that have always been flooded
we built in places which were flooded
we've occupied the space
that the water needs.
we've interrupted and
we have forgotten that these spaces that are dry
for decades even for centuries
we forget we are living in the space that
water occupies when it rains.