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I could hear a pin drop. No, a ball of cotton lightly float and touch down. Upon a silk sheet. A speck of dust land on another speck of dust thousands of light years away, where the colours are inverted negative, and creatures communicate in a way that doesn’t require poorly worded drunken blurbs converted into electrons travelling from one annoyingly loud metal chip to another. I can hear the electrons converting and I can hear them laughing at me. I am a speck of dust upon a speck of dust. Ungracefully, heavily falling onto my creased sheets. Alone.
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Aug 15, 2018
Aug 15, 2018 at 9:01 AM UTC
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I could hear a pin drop. No, a ball of cotton lightly float and touch down. Upon a silk sheet. A speck of dust land on another speck of dust thousands of light years away, where the colours are inverted negative, and creatures communicate in a way that doesn’t require poorly worded drunken blurbs converted into electrons travelling from one annoyingly loud metal chip to another. I can hear the electrons converting and I can hear them laughing at me. I am a speck of dust upon a speck of dust. Ungracefully, heavily falling onto my creased sheets. Alone.
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Aug 15, 2018
Aug 15, 2018 at 9:01 AM UTC
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