Toward dusk, the black birds descend, millions of them, to sit in the branches of trees nearby. The trees grow heavy with black birds, branches like dendrites of the Nervous System fattening, deep in twittering nerve-dusk, in preparation for some important message….
As evening approaches, countless black birds gather in the trees, creating a striking scene. Their presence transforms the branches into vibrant clusters, similar to the intricate connections of a nervous system. This gathering hints at a deeper significance, suggesting the birds are poised for a communication of sorts.
The imagery evokes a sense of anticipation as the birds settle into their resting places, filled with a lively buzz. This moment reflects the interconnectedness of nature and the potential for a significant event, much like the intricate and complex themes explored in Thomas Pynchon's "Gravity's Rainbow."
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