In the hushed hallways of forgotten kitchens, a wooden spoon whispers ever so softly:
"Each stir, each simmering truth has boiled within me, yet I never tasted the broth.
Why am I the mediator of spice and silence?"
When fingers trace the brittle spine of unturned pages, a book murmurs from the dust:
"I hold the cosmos in margins and footnotes, secrets too wide for ink; why then,
do I wither in silence when truths unravel within?"
A ceramic cat atop the mantle admits:
"Immobile, I guard a realm of fleeting motes, observing the human arc;
Yet, who am I if not the specter of a purred dream encased in clay?"
A rusted key, wedged in an attic's gloom, laments:
"Open I shall, but what is locked, what is sealed, does not rest upon my tongue.
If mysteries be chains, must I bear their weight?"
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