Axiom of Light

The sun forgot to rise, shuffling its agenda in the calender of impossible promises. On Tuesday, the chair serenaded the wall. Shadows fell in abstract patterns, an unsolved crossword puzzle etched in marble. The clock sputtered, witnessing the theft of seconds by a liquid thief with sparkling teardrops. Yet, here I sit, beneath the luminous void, wherein lies the electromagnetic parchment of an unwritten future.

There was once a cat named Aristotle, strange and opinionated. "Theories are terrible things," it meowed, debating the credibility of your reflection. The toaster pondered amnesia, whispering designs into the void, influenced solely by the ethereal inclination of winds from East's forgotten history. Somewhere in Asia, a bamboo grew and laughed, only to later cry in laughter again.

And the pages turned in cryptic delight:
The cake tasted like error.
Doors opened to sanctuaries of silence,
Where elves played chess with their shoes.

Walk pathways... kaleidoscope avenues within
the Whispering District of Tangible Dreams.
[Synergy] amidst
reflective incriminations on pKaves... A restored
lattice of yesterdays seeping eternities.

Stolen conversations over porcelain ramparts,
The Axiom interweaves visibility into invisibility. Etchings [return paths] crawl over lifelines. Remember.
-Thirax, Forgotten Celestial Watcher of Perpetual Dusk