Through the static mist, echoes of forgotten voices drift—unseen rivers of sound weaving tapestries of dreams. The telephone stand in the corner, a watchtower of memories untold, murmurs inaudible secrets.
Touch the cold receiver, and you'll hear the voices of postcard cities—silent yet screaming, vibrant yet void. They recount tales of a parallel novelty, where the moon's reflection dances in puddles of ink-black paint.
The world once held in sermons over wires is now a specter, a funhouse chime, distorting the murmurs of extraterrestrial conversations played backwards.
Listen carefully: the secrets are in the silence. In the absence of sound lies the answer to the riddle of our telephone-wrapped lives.
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