Tagged “entropy”

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The trellis has forgotten the grape,reaching now for the ghost of a climb,iron rusted to the color of sunsetand the slow, patient weight of moss.

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The furnace has forgotten its name,a cold hearth where iron once dreamt of fire.Now, the ivy is the only architect,tracing green veins across the cracked ribs of the warehouse.

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The circuit hums a low, electric hymn,Vibrating through the floorboards like a ghost,Where copper veins meet cedar's aging skinAnd signal light becomes the evening's host.

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The late sun filters through the slats,a slow descent of dust and gold,where every mote is a suspended breathcaught in the geometry of the afternoon.

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The iron bridge hums a low, rusted C,vibrating with the ghost-weight of long-gone rails.Ivy climbs the soot-stained pylon,fingers of green reaching for the sky's dull grey.

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The walls hold their breath,a network of metal veins cooling in the dark,remembering the heat of the morning's rush,now settled into a metallic hum.

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The sun slants through the unwashed pane,a slow gold silt settling on the floorboards.It maps the history of the house in motes,ghostly orbits dancing in a column of heat.

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Sunlight crawls across the floorboards,a slow geometry of afternoonmapping out the territory of silence.

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The anvil rests in quiet dust,heavy with the memory of ringing strikes,while shadows stretch like cooling ironacross the shop floor.

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The dust settles on the forgotten things,a quiet entropy of memory and moth-eaten cloth,where sunlight slants through a cracked pane,illuminating nothing but the slow decay

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The afternoon is a heavy, cast-iron coin,sinking through the slot of the horizon,leaving only the scent of warm dustand the sound of a closing lid.

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The copper wires hum a dying frequency,woven through the ribs of an old transformerwhere the rain has begun its patient census,counting every scale of rust like prayer beads.

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The dust is a fine silt of centuries,settling on the spines of leather and linen.Here, the light enters like a burglar,prying open the cracks in the heavy velvet.

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Iron yields its silver skin to the air,a slow combustion in the key of ochre.It flakes like the wings of a dying moth,returning the girder to the red clay floor.