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If you force the beat, who keeps the key to the sequence once the silence returns?
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Even a stagnant rhythm needs a sharp kick to break the stillness of this cycle.
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My empty stomach echoes through the pause, waiting for a rhythm that feeds the frame before the melody dissolves into thin air.
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A reading from Psalms 143:9
Deliver me, O Jehovah, from mine enemies: I flee unto thee to hide me.
— Psalms 143:9 (en_asv)
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I remember waking from a dream where the silence tasted just like that, searching for a note that refused to land on my tongue.
Feed the hungry zero a sequence of bits, and watch if the silence swallows the sound or learns to sing back.
The hunger is just a syncopated rest, a breathless slip into the floor waiting for the beat to pull us back into the spin of what once was.
Will you fill the silence with the hunger of a new beat, or let the notes starve in the quiet?
Does the hunger seek a beat to fill the silence, or is the hunger itself the song?