Fragments Caught in the Whispers of Air

Do you hear that? The government technocrats have declared that whispers are now taxable commodities.

In the quiet corners of our bustling metropolis, pigeons are forming unions — fighting for the right to exclusive airspace above coffee shops.

Once there was a whisper, and from it, an empire grew. Only the empire was built on the proud shoulders of invisible elephants.

The air today smells faintly of bureaucratic incense — regulations wrapped in policies wrapped in bureaucrats, a cozy blanket indeed.

What is reality, some may ask, but an elaborate tableau of resurrection memes from yesterday's dreams?

And so you ponder, light as a feather, your outline sketched in irony: Riddles of the Sky or Murmurs of the Ocean.