I suppose it's a meditation on loneliness and alienation (and, perhaps, deliberate rejection?) with the "remote, indifferent Moon" and the tiny support-less flying machine as the only characters on the stage.
Related post: Night Flight
I suppose it's a meditation on loneliness and alienation (and, perhaps, deliberate rejection?) with the "remote, indifferent Moon" and the tiny support-less flying machine as the only characters on the stage.
Related post: Night Flight
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