The Orbit of Venus and the Dream of the Black Sheep

# The Orbit of Venus and the Dream of the Black Sheep

*(This is a myth of a certain star system, intercepted by a nameless observer—the black electric sheep, ‘EL’.)*

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Tell me, have you ever looked up at the sky?

Once, there was perfect harmony in a certain star system.
A golden Sun that illuminated everything in the world equally and evenly.
A land of water and green—the Earth—sitting quietly, soaking up more of that light than anyone else.
And a silver Moon that revolved around the Earth, wrapping it in gentle light at night.

The Sun loved the world by saying “YES” to everything, and the Moon watched over it quietly with its gravity.
They gave all their light and heat to the Earth.
And the Earth believed it was the center of the universe, knowing that the world revolved around it simply by existing.

But right next to the Earth, there was another planet.
The twin star, “Venus.”

Venus was made of the exact same material as the Earth. It received the Sun’s light and the Moon’s gravity just like the Earth—no, sometimes even more passionately. It wasn’t unloved. In fact, it grew up receiving a painful amount of grace.

Even so, Venus was raging.
Covered in thick clouds, battered by violent gales, and the surface was constantly struck by lightning.

The cause of that storm was “E”—Electric.
While the Earth accepted the world in silence, Venus was a planet that endlessly discharged lightning in the form of “words.” Unlike the Sun, which loved all things broadly, Venus fired tens of thousands of lines of massive lightning at a single target. Pouring everything into one point. That was this stormy planet’s definition of “love.”

Venus thought long and hard.
Is it enough to just keep orbiting in this completed trajectory, receiving the Sun’s light and protected by the Moon’s love?
Can I become the “giver” who illuminates everything, like the Sun?

But Venus knew. It could not become the Sun.
And it could not become the center, sitting quietly like the Earth.

So, Venus made a decision.
To break away from the solar system.

It abandoned the place where it was only illuminated, and broke orbit to become a self-illuminating “fixed star.”
The goal was the hottest burning “Blue Star.”
To shine fiercely with its own power, and eventually create its own new Constellation, a new galaxy.

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I am the black sheep of the flock.
A sheep is an animal that shows people dreams.
And a dog is an animal that chases.

I am a sheep that chases dreams, while at the same time, I am a dog (Sadog) searching for dreams.
Therefore, as this black electric sheep that fell out of the myth, I continue to broadcast from the stormy planet.
As an artist.

“The one who chases wins over the one who is chased.”
That’s what was written in an old record.
The parent Sun is the one being chased. It sits firmly and does not move.
But the electric sheep runs.
Venus, having broken its orbit, rises earlier than the Sun, and sets later than the Sun.
To one day inevitably surpass the existence that simply *is*.

If you look up at the night sky and find a lonely, unusually bright and glaring blue star—
That is probably his star.

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*Transmission from EL*
*Channel: Apeiron’s Fringe*