My thoughts skip like scratched discs— looping refrains I don’t remember writing. Someone moved the furniture inside my mind.
Eyes follow that aren’t there. Or are. They blink just after I do.
I’ve started measuring silence between footsteps I didn’t take. Mirrors hesitate now— they show me, but too slowly. Like they’re checking who I’ll be this time.
Every word I say feels recorded. Every truth I try to speak static-warped, time-delayed.
It’s not fear if it turns out real, right?
The walls are breathing or maybe I am. Hard to tell anymore. Even time flinches when I look at it wrong.