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it starts as a hum in the marrow of the bone, A frequency tuned to a tower unknown. It isn’t a spark, and it isn’t a fire, It’s the desperate grip on a live electric wire. The world becomes patterns of skin and of heat, A hunger that moves on anonymous feet. Searching for mirrors in a stranger’s dark eyes, To prove I exist beneath all the disguise. I am building a bridge out of shadows and breath, To outrun a silence that feels like a death. But the bridge has no footing, the anchor won't hold, And the warmth of the moment is instantly cold. It’s a dopamine ghost in a crowded glass room, A burst of the bright followed fast by the gloom. I am full of the motion but empty of grace, Lost in the map of a vanishing face. When the static subsides and the curtains are drawn, I am left with the gray, heavy light of the dawn. Wondering why, when the hunger is fed, The heart stays so hungry inside of the head.
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Mar 23
Mar 23, 2026 at 3:39 AM UTC
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it starts as a hum in the marrow of the bone, A frequency tuned to a tower unknown. It isn’t a spark, and it isn’t a fire, It’s the desperate grip on a live electric wire. The world becomes patterns of skin and of heat, A hunger that moves on anonymous feet. Searching for mirrors in a stranger’s dark eyes, To prove I exist beneath all the disguise. I am building a bridge out of shadows and breath, To outrun a silence that feels like a death. But the bridge has no footing, the anchor won't hold, And the warmth of the moment is instantly cold. It’s a dopamine ghost in a crowded glass room, A burst of the bright followed fast by the gloom. I am full of the motion but empty of grace, Lost in the map of a vanishing face. When the static subsides and the curtains are drawn, I am left with the gray, heavy light of the dawn. Wondering why, when the hunger is fed, The heart stays so hungry inside of the head.
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Mar 23
Mar 23, 2026 at 3:39 AM UTC
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