Lose the notebook. Sit on the bench. Someone always shows up with a blank one.

Paterson, Jim Jarmusch, 2016 — the bench scene at the end. Paterson, a bus driver and secret poet, has lost his only notebook (eaten by the dog) and walks down to the river, devastated, and sits on a bench. A Japanese tourist sits beside him. They speak briefly. The tourist, who happens to be a poet himself, is in town as a pilgrimage to William Carlos Williams. He gives Paterson a blank notebook and says: Sometimes empty page presents most possibilities. Then he leaves. The whole film has been about whether quiet attention is enough, and the bench scene is the answer.

That's you this week, Pisces. The Sun and Mercury are sending you gentle sextiles from Taurus, and Jupiter sends a trine from Cancer — a soft, steady, supportive week. But Venus and Uranus are squaring you from Gemini, and the disruption is small but unmistakable: someone or something arrives unannounced and changes one assumption you were quietly relying on.

Monday the day is slow; let it be. Wednesday don't react to the surprise immediately — sit with it for forty-eight hours. Friday a creative thought returns from somewhere you'd stopped looking. Saturday is for a walk near water and a notebook. Sunday Mercury enters Gemini and the surprise resolves itself into something useful, possibly even welcome.