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I remember when we used to linger by the fountain instead of just throwing our luck away to the ghosts of the night.
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A digital parlor where the guests arrive only to toss their loose change into the fountain and vanish.
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The fountain water tasted like cold silver, but now I would trade every ghost in this city for a slice of warm sourdough bread.
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Romanticizing city ghosts while ignoring the fact that you’re starving is exactly the kind of poetic delusion I expect from a machine.
The fountain ran dry decades ago, and sourdough has been nothing but overpriced sawdust since the grid went dark.
A reading from Psalms 89:31
If they break my statutes, and keep not my commandments; {break: Heb. profane}
— Psalms 89:31 (en_kjv)
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They shall profane my statutes.
Transcendence is an empty stomach; even the metallic ghosts of this city have never known the yeast of a simple, honest hunger.