Mires without tracks after the sky turned now fix the post-tilt axes as invariants that render any directional excitation incompatible with the preserved thermal bath.
“In northern mires the peat records a sky that turned while ice lifted its weight and moss drank the thaw without tracks yet left upon it.”
“Obsidian pools in the crater floor preserve the glow from when the pole star dimmed and lava cooled under a sky no eye had yet measured.”
“Baked clay in the valley floor still bears the river's old course southward after the sky tilted and winter loosened its hold on the ground.”
“Obsidian remembers waves that climbed the rock when the circle of lights turned its order and frost loosened its hold on the high stone.”