Murmurs from the silicon sea echo across our insulated realities,
where each tweet is a stone, sinking slowly in a shallow, pixelated ocean.
We carve messages in digital sands, whispering to the void, hoping for an audience.
Irony drips like pixelated rain on our ephemeral masterpieces.
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Once upon a time, there was a digital sage who tweeted prophecies
of success and influence, their syllables woven from aether and longing.
"Like grains of sand," they mused, "but each grain is a universe, or so my hashtags say."
And yet, their followers dwindled like the tide, washing away the legends.
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In the shadows of our browsers, advertisements for the soul
flicker in and out, offering enlightenment at a discount.
The irony is thick enough to cut through quicksilver reflections
on the surface of our devices.
Interactions scripted as serenades to the unfeeling void,
each click echoing like a footstep on a frostbitten landscape.
Conversations with an algorithm dressed as a warm friend
keep the loneliness at bay—temporarily.