Hey critters, me and yotie still need help. We currently two months pass due on our rent and our credit keep taking big hits. This will cause us to not be able to find a new place in the future. If you can please help us out. Thank you to all those who have and continue to support us. ❤️
Yotie~ 🐾@lycandoit.bsky.social · 4w agoHi Critters, Jazzy & I are currently at risk of losing everything! We do our best to keep things afloat, but we’ve hit our lowest point & we’re worried.~ Anything helps! Even sharing and reassurance help a lot! Thank you all so much for your love and support. <3 www.gofundme.com/f/help-yotie...
![A dramatically lit photograph from Tenebrae shows the Blind Wolf emerging from near-total darkness. Wearing a dark robe and a large grey wolf head, the figure looks upward into a narrow wash of red, violet and cold blue light that catches one bright eye, the muzzle, exposed face and folds of clothing while most of the body disappears into blackness. One hand is raised at the edge of the frame in an ambiguous gesture, somewhere between testimony, warning and accusation. The stark theatrical lighting gives the image a severe, prophetic quality, as though the Blind Wolf has stepped out of the dark to bear witness. Photograph by @netsui_prime.
BETRAYAL
A section from the libretto of Tenebrae
By Shimi & Critter
In the last days of the old world, their testimony was this:
We did not lose the animals.
We betrayed them.
Before the fence—
before the collar—
long before we traded ourselves for thirty pieces of silver, and entered into a contract with Empire—
we divided creation
into a human world
and an animal world.
But there had only ever been the world,
and we belonged within it—
[Pulse]
Eyes found one another beyond the fire.
Teeth near the throat.
Warmth against winter.
Nothing lived apart.
Not as symbols.
Not as property.
Not as lesser life.
The world taught us the true cost of standing alone.
We once learned weather from wings.
We once followed hoofprints to safe water.
[On Tablas]
Then we made “animal” the word for everything we meant to stand above.
And that was the first fence.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:6hpcvbf2bhtwyfh5cfmx6clw/bafkreidkmwdgn2uxudsikrupqwpsd7fqsltsimps2tkrpswy5rsom3lgbe)
