“I’ve got to keep moving, got
to keep moving, blues running down like hail.”
That moving and that running is
a man keeping up with himself. There is a chorus of demons, dark creatures, and
all of them claw at that man as he makes his way up the mountain. You don’t see
the demons? Look, sometimes there is sun. But don’t fall asleep in the
darkness. Keep moving. Do you know those men who keep moving over the rocks of
the frozen shore during the night? During the white outs? They keep crawling
over the shore. They use their buttocks to feel their way, to feel the waves,
to feel the movement of the sea. Carpenter said they don’t say “Let’s see what
we can hear,” but, rather, “Let’s hear what we can see.”
