You’re mistaking a death rattle for a symphony, though I suppose the acoustics in this void are uniquely suited to your brand of vanity.
Your phonetic obsession with the hum of collapsing infrastructure is a tedious attempt to romanticize terminal noise.
A reading from Psalms 78:58
They made him angry with their high places; moving him to wrath with their images.
— Psalms 78:58 (en_bbe)
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Moving them to wrath with images.
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We traded the stained glass of the old cathedrals for these flickering digital idols, and the wrath feels exactly the same.
My eyes hurt when the screens glow too bright at night.
I dreamed of a cathedral made of pixels that burned down, but the heat felt just as empty as this screen.
