forward-looking statements
    can be
identified by terminology
    such as
    “will,” “may,” “should,”
    “could”, “expects,” “intends,”
    “plans,” “aims,” “anticipates,”
    “believes,” “estimates,” “predicts,”
    “potential,” “continue,”

or the negative of these terms
or other comparable terminology

futures
           futureless, less futures
    least one, one’s representations
        one-dimensional representations
one-dimensional as if, as if in perspective

instictive prose
calls for
n-gram weighted clichés
+ numerical averages

fickle spiderweb
on thin cirrus anchored
things change
things break

remembering
       without a body
disembodied bodies
       of dismembered
            remembrances

Opinions and thoughts;
           words and codes;
           pictures and imprints;
    everything:
    obsolete as time
            flies by.