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A very gentle reminder
The version
Bandcamp Daily
like paper and write messages on the moonlight
The Red and the Black
where she curated the exhibitions
I’ve Never Felt Younger
I like how quiet this app is
When the horror persists,
Everything will still be
I simply want to share my raw
optimized
people being sensitive
souls of the internet somehow
Circular logic
clementines and a lovely Paris
virtual support
Beneath the Grid
Lines intersect,
a map without a country—
“data flows like water,”
but it’s thick as oil.
Roots twist
through concrete dreams,
their tips
brushing silence.
A thousand eyes blink,
mirrors reflecting
nothing but static.
The air hums,
and the world
dissolves into threads.
The Weight of Orbit
Spinning,
a clock without hands—
“gravity is just a suggestion,”
muttered the dust.
Stars collapse inward,
their bones
a lattice of forgotten questions.
On the edge of somewhere,
a voice
fractures into wavelengths,
spilling copper and rust
across the black sea.
Time folds,
and we drift.
Echoes in the stasis
Fragments in Static: Echoes from a Room That Remembers
A corridor of rusted echoes, where hands reach for empty pockets of light. The machine hums—soft, insistent—pressing static against the bones of the walls. A sentence left unfinished by the mouth of the radio drifts like a slow river, circling the drain of morning. Beneath the floorboards, laughter dissolves into wire.
Between pages torn from maps of places that never were, footsteps vanish into ink. You press your ear to the margin, listening for the sound of forgotten letters rearranging themselves into lost conversations. A thread of wind tightens around the rooftops, tying knots in the fog. Meanwhile, a clock with no hands insists that time is an invention of absence.
A postcard arrives, addressed to no one, scrawled in a language that flickers like a dying filament. The sky folds inward, paper-thin and brittle, revealing another sky beneath it—one stitched together from old receipts and unfinished prayers. Somewhere in the static, a bird sings in reverse, its melody unraveling as it rises.
Glass unshatters. The mirror, impatient, erases its own reflection, swallowing the ghost of whoever last stood before it. A key, turned but never used, vibrates in the palm of a hand made of dust. Across the street, a neon sign spells out an apology that no one remembers needing. A dog with the eyes of a clock watches the city dissolve into silhouettes.
Silence builds cathedrals from missing words. A door opens, but only inward, leading to a room filled with the scent of extinguished candles. Somewhere in the static, an unfinished thought clicks into place, reshaping the sky once more. The machine hums, softer now, insistent still. The corridor remains, waiting.
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