Drum Magazine Issue 4 | Page 10

Many years ago a traveller laden with all his worldly goods was crossing what seemed like an empty and barren wasteland. The old traveller was tired and hungry and filled with doubt about the wisdom of his trip, when he came upon a figure lying prone in the middle of what served as a path. He saw no visible means of support, no food, no shelter, no belongings, nothing to suggest that the young man on the ground had not simply appeared from nowhere. And what was more, the man was translucent, a sliver from invisible. “I am a god,” said the prone man. “Please help me stand.”