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#quiethope
Digital reflections; screening emotions — cold stares recording dreams, to an overbooked memory card. I have a strong drive today, the morning feels like a terabyte — but when fear arrives with its sharp teeth, preparation waits for that terror bite. Still, somewhere in the system a soft glitch appears — a file you forgot you saved. A small light buffering through the static. Even machines sometimes leak a little hope.
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Mar 4
Mar 4, 2026 at 11:51 PM UTC
Robot Tears
Listening to the choir, watching you sing, a lost smile returns, how it once moved me when our lights first met. Gravity in your eyes shining with allusion, staring into the abyss at the undressed truth of a forgiving heart. Whispering your stillness to make me forget the guilt held in flames, doing what you can to know how to mend. A warm breeze stroking, frail wings spreading; a quiet promise at night— even doubts learn to pause, gazing at shooting stars.
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Jan 27
Jan 27, 2026 at 12:13 PM UTC
Time Will Tell
A weeping man still sways from side to side... paying for a borrowed smile, hoping it makes change for something close to beauty. Truly balance feels expensive these days, and I keep losing it in small ways. A full bottle waits by my bed; to only wet my tongue— I’ve been running too hard in my sleep, chasing dreams that never learned how to let me rest. Somewhere, we skipped a thousand years of youth; time didn’t notice—_it rarely does._ I hold tighter now, hands shaking but honest, to the few things that still feel real—and take one steady step into what’s next.
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Dec 30, 2025
Dec 30, 2025 at 3:34 PM UTC
One Steady Step
Am I here right now, with my head still in the clouds and my heart learning to lift from the ground? My tears make no sound, they fall unheard— but they are proof I’m still alive in the quiet. Sometimes I feel like a noun, existing in a moment, right here, right now, while time hangs back, waiting for me to catch up. And if I could feel my conscience, I wonder what shape it would take. Maybe it never left, or maybe it just got tired of yelling. So I stand between past years, bruised but breathing, carrying what hurt and leaving what hollowed me out. I don’t need to be whole yet— just moving, just enough light to say, _"Hello, January;"_ the ground is no longer my ceiling; not to arrive early, just to keep on walking.
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Dec 26, 2025
Dec 26, 2025 at 11:38 AM UTC
Hello January
... Of despair, the verge upon I sung the dirge Through tears it swelled - a painful curse Why vie for things that cannot be? But this lament was a fallacy The cacophony softens, and I recall - "La musique adoucit les pleurs"
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Jul 23, 2025
Jul 23, 2025 at 5:41 AM UTC
Un jour viendra, ça s’en ira (A day will come, it will pass away)