KAIMANA
Turns out you don't have super long to wait, though it isn't the bees that interrupt your meditation. No, that right belongs to a human-animal, though perhaps he, too, has a proclivity for flowers. Like a spring uncoiled you sit up straight, leaves and fungi bobbing along on your shoulders and hair. One particularly brazen one has decided to grow out of your right ear, which seems bold but you like its spirit.
Anyway, the human animal. He seems friendly enough, which is good because so are you. "Hullo!" you call back brightly, smiling up with guileless eyes. "How come you're out here?" Maybe not the most graceful question, but you've been told by your twin that you need to focus more on observing than directing, and you worry that prompting the stranger any further will introduce bias to your data.
Except that then he asks if you have a twin, and just like that your caution is totally gone, right out the window as your freckled face somehow lights up further, vibrant with curiosity. "Yeah I do! How'd y'know? D'ya have an ability for that? Can you see genetic c'nections between other organisms, too?"
But there's also another person, and boy are you lucky to get to observe two of them and how they interact. Still seated in the muddy grass, you turn your attention to the fire haired woman who has now arrived, nearly bursting with excitement and curiosity. "Hullo! How come you're out here?"
Anyway, the human animal. He seems friendly enough, which is good because so are you. "Hullo!" you call back brightly, smiling up with guileless eyes. "How come you're out here?" Maybe not the most graceful question, but you've been told by your twin that you need to focus more on observing than directing, and you worry that prompting the stranger any further will introduce bias to your data.
Except that then he asks if you have a twin, and just like that your caution is totally gone, right out the window as your freckled face somehow lights up further, vibrant with curiosity. "Yeah I do! How'd y'know? D'ya have an ability for that? Can you see genetic c'nections between other organisms, too?"
But there's also another person, and boy are you lucky to get to observe two of them and how they interact. Still seated in the muddy grass, you turn your attention to the fire haired woman who has now arrived, nearly bursting with excitement and curiosity. "Hullo! How come you're out here?"
the earth has music for those who listen
