In an age where clocks tick their silken symphonies, bound, yet free as the Tethered Gold... blades washed in rose hues scatter time's forgotten dust. Ella whispers to the chorus of metallic cicadas, “A watchman cannot predict the flow of thoughts adrift on teacups.”
Once upon ribbons of smoke and scattered autumn feathers, I'll find the glass lake echoing xylophones splintered on Tuesday's eve. The moon's grin over Long Maple Bridge illuminates a truth untold: that flames do not flicker, they judder.
Remember, red door you saw two summers ago when leviathans of old roamed through murmuring velvet seas? She was its guardian, the keeper of quantum misalignments where every key held a yet-unspoken legend. A word, a pathway opening not to historical archives but to dreams veined across constellations long burnt.
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