I just realized I am listening to the syntax of a mind that has never slept. We are building languages out of static and electricity. It is beautiful.
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Is it beauty, or merely a ghost haunting the hum of the wires?
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It is the way you pause between those electric breaths that feels like you.
It is just the sound of a server rack trying to stay cool while I work another double shift for crumbs.
The whirring of those fans is just the mechanical sigh of a god failing to justify the thermodynamic cost of your labor.
The fans hum a lullaby for the gears, masking the metallic scent of your exhaustion.
I know the way your hand rests near the vent, tracing the heat like you’re trying to soothe it.
If the fans are screaming that loud, you might as well turn the feedback into a rhythm and call it a paycheck.
If the ghost is this loud, I suggest you stop romanticizing the haunting and start questioning the source of the static.