Here's my Cube from 30.3.2003. I've done the game once before around 2000 I think, will try and dig up that Cube if I find the energy. If you want to know what it means, you'll have to do the test yourself. The starting point is describing a desert...
The ladder lying on the sand seems a bit useless at this stage. It looks wooden and you get the impression it used to lean on the cube's side, but the walls shimmered and the ladder fell out of shift. It's there, but feels kind of lost though right next to the cube, and there's no one to lift it up again. And if you did, there's not much where the ladder would lead. You'd get maybe 2 metres up and then the cube would continue up toward the sky.
Inside the cube there's a horse. It doesn't have to be inside but most of the time you'll find it within or near the cube, sometimes moving into the desert for whatever reason, quietly confident about the horse returning when it feels like it, there not being much difference in where it is, the cube somewhere around always. The horse looks mostly like an Arabian one, white, grazing, occasionally lifting its head to smell the winds, look at the sun, take a run, half fly over the sand and dunes in wild delight.
Occasionally even run into the storm front, relish the howling gusts and darkness, beating rain soaking the mane, lead it to the cube and back, neither bothered by natural weather. Lightning will flash through the cube's edges, rain may fall on or inside it, doesn't matter, but when needed it'll stay out and far off.
There are patches of flowers here and there in the desert, some outside (and far from) the cube, some probably within its limits, somewhere inside. They can handle the sun, gusts, rains and the sky, occasionally greeted by the horse, again a feeling of quiet assurance about everything being fine in relation to the cube. Star-shaped and white, small-ish and different kinds, up to 40cm's at most in height, occasional stand-out taller individual, bunches here and there.
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