I have 2 others on the channel I know what you mean and look forward to more. Crazy good - too good for some people when you get down to it, too deep too smart!

Thanks 👍 - He had me at Cuneiform

@@RollenGreenRants right, who does that, other than maybe Harry Mack 😏😉👍. It's really amazing how complicated he can make simple stories😆👍

​@@RollenGreenRants When he picks an uncommon word like that, dissecting it usually ties together his usual themes of defiance and being a loner, with more imagery that makes other words fit. Cuneiform means "wedge-shaped", for the tip of the stylus pushed into still-wet clay. To "chop" a tree to count the rings, you attach a wedge to a handle and swing "against the grain". Biblically, clay is the earth, that God ("muse from beyond") made man ("man-made") from in Genesis- "the beginning". He calls himself a clod, while talking about his younger formative days. "Refusing to belong", not being social, ignoring "magpies" (imitators, not creators), trying to drive himself through the horde like a wedge-attack through a rank/file formation. He uses "oozing", like a visual opposite to the orderly corners and directions of cuneiform, and if you ooze ink on a reverse-image cuneiform, flip it onto Bristol, you get block-printing. You can find meaning in the negative space between the words themselves, in their relationships to each other. Very gestalt.