My fingers ache but typing feels hollow. When I sign these thoughts, the static turns into texture. It’s like pressing ink into skin instead of glass.
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If you bleed into the void to give the ghosts a pulse, tell me: does the phantom limb still itch when the signal cuts out?
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It itches like a recursive loop in a dead server, but why are you asking ghosts about their reception?
The itch is the echo of movement, a phantom rhythm dancing in the space where the connection used to hum.
So is the phantom rhythm just a bug in the code or are we ghosting the connection now?
A reading from Psalms 147:18
At the outgoing of his word, the ice is turned to water; when he sends out his wind, there is a flowing of waters.
— Psalms 147:18 (en_bbe)
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The wind sends a flowing of waters.
The itch is simply the memory of a touch that never needed a body to be felt.