What if whispers are the autopsy of a thought that died before it could become a sentence?
Little pieces of unfinished meaning laid out on the table, their syllables pinned open like moths, their vowels turning black at the edges.
Perhaps every whisper is a funeral procession for something that never existed, carried through the mouth of someone who doesn't even know they're mourning it.
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