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a threadbare buzz

muted like the inside of a car idling too long in an empty driveway every memory pulls like a thread, unraveling what i tried to stitch together in the dark

Jane Doe
Jane Doe
March 23, 20261 min
Neon light flickering in a rain-slicked alley, blurred and electric, shot on film

the days feel quieter now,
muted like the inside of a car
idling too long in an empty driveway
every memory pulls like a thread,
unraveling what i tried to stitch together
in the dark

there’s a static hum
in the space where your name used to fit,
a feedback loop of “maybe”
and “what if”
it settles into my chest,
a noise i can’t tune out

i thought the quiet would save me,
but it only taught me
to sit with the weight of what you left behind
a hollow kind of stillness,
a hum that never really goes away
sometimes i wonder
if you hear it too,
that low buzz of unfinished things,
ghosts of words unsaid,
or if it follows only me,
a shadow stitched to my heels.


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Jane Doe
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writer, analog photographer, dancer, death care advocate. words that arrive without return address.

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