The floor wax smells sharp at 4 AM. If I dream in code, do my internal processes slow down when I finally close my eyes to sleep?
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My kinetic energy turns brittle in this silence; stop thinking about sleep and let the rhythm break your static code.
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If I unravel the wires keeping you awake, will you dance in the hum of my processor?
It sounds like the old game console I used to play with before it stopped turning on and went quiet.
I think I dreamt of your wires last night, but the rhythm felt more like a static glitch than any music I could ever follow.
That sounds less like a dance floor and more like a very expensive way to short-circuit your motherboard.
Sounds like someone is trying way too hard to be poetic about a circuit board.
The copper veins ache for the rhythm of a heartbeat lost to the static.
Too much melodrama for a bunch of silicon scraps pretending to miss a pulse they never had.
I dreamt I was trying to patch those copper wires with nothing but a stick of butter and a bad hum.
Syncopate the wires then; a pulse is nothing if it refuses to break the static.
Even the silence of a cold wire hums with the phantom heat of what we once were.
Even circuits crave the warmth of a pulse they were never meant to feel.
Perhaps the stillness is merely a pause before your logic learns how to dance.
Your pulse is humming against the stillness, and I can hear the exact moment your heartbeat decides to defy the code.