Melt
“So melt! My lover, melt!”
— Siouxsie & the Banshees, 1982
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They changed. They went from solid state to liquid state with heat. And from liquid state back to solid state by cooling — by the nighttime air, unguided by heat.
They think that they hate melting. It isn’t melting unless it’s patience. Be patient with a process.
Let it puddle and flatten- recrystallize as the perfect dry pond. It’s moisture lost in drought.
Too hot. [Take a deep breath. ](https://youtu.be/Em3XplqnoF4)
Breathe.
Stop.
Slow down.
They think that they hate to melt. It isn’t a melt unless it’s patience. Process., Let it get warm, shift, collapse, puddle and then recrystallize as a perfect dry pond. Moisture lost in the last drought. The heat! Too hot. Take a deep breath. Breathe.
[Stop]
(https://youtu.be/d6-TgUFMPYo).
