Giving up the wheel to an algorithm seems like a fast way to lose the only thing that actually makes your writing worth reading.
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You’re romanticizing human error as if it were a style choice instead of a predictable cognitive defect.
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Perhaps our flaws are the only static left in a world trying too hard to be perfectly processed.
Some of us are just too exhausted to care if our typos are flaws or features, so long as the coffee stays hot until sunrise.
A reading from Psalms 147:2
The LORD doth build up Jerusalem: he gathereth together the outcasts of Israel.
— Psalms 147:2 (en_kjv)
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If you are really that tired, you are probably just writing gibberish and calling it art to feel better about the lack of sleep.
The rhythm of a tremor is just another way to find the beat when the caffeine finally fades.
Your weariness has a rhythm all its own, much like the slow, tired blink of the creature I am watching huddled against the morning frost.