Socks Flies North Comic Transcript Sometimes, Sock flies North for Spring. Image of Sock sweating in the sun.  Alone Sock flies through the air  Or in a flock Sock flies with a group of other socks.  Maybe to enjoy the flowers. Sock sits in a meadow with flowers, alpine blue and white hills in the backround.  Or from a sense of adventure. Mumma Tankin bear smiles, looks a bit scary and goes “Boo!” Sock jumps, a bit startled.  But always, to visit a tree they love. Sock sits in the crook of a black willow tree.

Sock Flies North (Comic #730)

One of the inspirations for this comic was thinking about the documentary about Chris Packham! Chris Packham is an autistic British naturalist of some fame in the UK. In that documentary you can see that while he doesn’t see a lot of human etiquette particularly meaningful, he can come across as quite cold indeed, but you also see how deeply he loves.

There’s a bit where he talks about his friendship and love for a falcon, and it is such a pure and powerful love. His voice cracks with the grief of that falcon’s death, even though the falcon has been gone for a long time. Time has no meaning, that love will always be there, as will the loss of a very dear friend.

That depth of love felt so resonant to me. Resonant and beautiful.

Thanks to all my patrons and a special big extra thanks to Kate Webb, Erik Owomoyela, Xander Odell, Stuart Barrow, Jesse the K and Brian Fies.

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Socks Flies North Comic Transcript

Sometimes, Sock flies North for Spring.

Image of Sock sweating in the sun.

 

Alone

Sock flies through the air

 

Or in a flock

Sock flies with a group of other socks.

 

Maybe to enjoy the flowers.

Sock sits in a meadow with flowers, alpine blue and white hills in the background.

 

Or from a sense of adventure.

Tankin Bear smiles, looks a bit scary and goes “Boo!” Sock jumps, a bit startled.

 

But always, to visit a tree they love.

Sock sits in the crook of a black willow tree.

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