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* *there are ghosts on the roof again they whisper through leaking vents and broken antennas perfumed rot and cheap whiskey spill from the sink the strays sing elegies to the moonlight that never comes TV static hums like a low prayer in a godless chapel we scratch our names on telephone poles like saints begging to be believed in alleyways children paint murals of uncanny valleys fables wear labels and reach for Abel’s throat every lie is someone’s faith even the stars have turned to watch but you don’t need eyes to read the ruin* *
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Jul 19, 2025
Jul 19, 2025 at 8:05 AM UTC
when the cities forget us
* *there are ghosts on the roof again they whisper through leaking vents and broken antennas perfumed rot and cheap whiskey spill from the sink the strays sing elegies to the moonlight that never comes TV static hums like a low prayer in a godless chapel we scratch our names on telephone poles like saints begging to be believed in alleyways children paint murals of uncanny valleys fables wear labels and reach for Abel’s throat every lie is someone’s faith even the stars have turned to watch but you don’t need eyes to read the ruin* *
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Jul 19, 2025
Jul 19, 2025 at 8:05 AM UTC
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