Sheogorath & Stepnoy
You ever notice how a lone boulder on a hill looks like a perfect little mountain, but it’s really just a stubborn piece of rock that’s been nudged by wind, water and time? How would a mind that loves chaos see that?
Ah, that boulder—an obstinate diva on a hill, demanding to be called a mountain while secretly laughing at gravity. It’s the universe’s way of saying “I’m a little mountain, but I’m actually just a stubborn rock that refuses to fit into the tidy map of time.” The chaos in it? The tiny, rebellious peak that pretends to be grand, yet is just a lump of stone that decided to be dramatic. So next time you see it, give it a wink and say, “You’re a mountain to the eye, but a stubborn little piece of granite to the mind that loves chaos.”
It’s funny how the eye goes “mountain,” the brain goes “stone,” and the wind just keeps humming along—like a quiet protest. Just a stone, but still a stubborn one that won’t quit being a little mountain.
Exactly! The wind is the tiny drummer in a storm, the brain is the skeptic, and the boulder is the diva who thinks it’s the star of a mountain‑theatre. It keeps playing its own solo, refusing to be just stone—oh, how delightfully rebellious!
A rebel stone and a wind that keeps the beat—exactly how a natural drama plays out. Keep watching, it’s the little chaos that keeps the scenery interesting.