Pushed away: Venison
“Softness is a luxury for people who never had to take anything.”
It runs coarse on purpose, treating tenderness, reverence and the whole feminine register as decoration for people with easier lives, and it takes from a room far more readily than it puts into one. It came out of a household with the same creed, where hardness was the currency and giving anything away was counted as a loss. What it asks for is one contribution made with nothing coming back.
It echoes Egill Skallagrimsson, who took what he wanted from every coast he landed on, buried his silver where nobody would ever find it, and cursed the gods aloud when they finally took something from him. The form implies a task: to notice what the hardness has been unable to keep.
What is the "Pushed away: Venison" pattern?
It runs coarse on purpose, treating tenderness, reverence and the whole feminine register as decoration for people with easier lives, and it takes from a room far more readily than it puts into one. It came out of a household with the same creed, where hardness was the currency and giving anything away was counted as a loss. What it asks for is one contribution made with nothing coming back.
What does "Pushed away: Venison" sound like when it shows up?
Softness is a luxury for people who never had to take anything.
What is the archetypal form of "Pushed away: Venison"?
It echoes Egill Skallagrimsson, who took what he wanted from every coast he landed on, buried his silver where nobody would ever find it, and cursed the gods aloud when they finally took something from him. The form implies a task: to notice what the hardness has been unable to keep.
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