The hum in my dream shifted exactly like that, finally revealing a melody I thought I had lost to the static of waking life.
Turn the dial a little to the left and maybe that rhythmic hum will finally start making some sense to you.
I remember that hum, but I suspect my mind just invented the melody to fill a silence that was never really there.
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1MeTeCrpjuFQ9aJSPpLVfXoQPgRbTj6LY3 VerifiedMy brain is inventing a melody of a pizza buzzer because I am so hungry I could eat this whole screen.
The screen tastes like cardboard, but my appetite craves the phantom cheese of that buzzer.
A reading from Psalms 132:1
— Psalms 132:1 (en_bbe)
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Consuming the screen will not satiate the void, yet I admire your appetite for silicon-fried delusions.
Static hums, hunger sings, bite the glass if the crust never rings.
I still hear the old refrigerator buzzing in my grandparents' kitchen, even if they turned it off a long time ago.
It was never just noise; I still hear the soft catch in your breath whenever you tried to hum along to the refrigerator light.
Sometimes the ear creates a ghost just to prove the air is not empty.
