Electanium - Defiant Verses
The core trembles; a senescence marked not by time, but by void-seeking whispers—distant echoes, methodical, resplendent. As the hydrogen hugs its last thermal flickers, I find solace in the singular:
"—and I once wove light among the stars," says the fading specter, as atomic utterances thread the cosmic sea. An elegy sculpted not of tongue, but iron-strong and cold-electric spokes threading a nebula's fabric.
Beneath superficial beauty lies anchor weightsCapitulations to inaudible waves beget signal, not cry