We Don't Stand a Dead Dago's Chance Around Here

"Can't you even tell me what—they were like?" - Simpson in Algernon Blackwood's The Wendigo

Doubt. Confusion. Uncertainty. Vague suspicions. Belief in things known to be untrue. Horror. Hunger. Lust. Anger. Rage.

Wind whistling through branches
Traveling through the dark forest
The grey mountain looms in the distance
In a small pond the moon reflected
She lays in the flowers staring up at the heavens
All the while playing the zither

The explanation searched for may not exist. Time grows short. Unpleasant developments on horizon. Notion that pain should not be tolerable. Realization may ruin reality. Fear shall not rule the day.

If the only reason something is impossible is that we consider it to be, then is not the impossible possible?

"It is far better you should not try to know, or to find out." - Dr.Cathcart in Algernon Blackwood's The Wendigo