moe_gundam
moe_gundam
Maha Sarakham, Thailand
In this hell, we live. We lament. We observe.

Flesh and blood are weak, a truth whispered in the marrow.
Gold and stone, monuments to entropy, easily destroyed.
Psychic power, a ghost in the machine, a surreal, fleeting thing.
These are the facts we archive.

Life is consumption; we are the feast and the feeder.
We shed tears on the bloodied routes of our own making, good and evil blurred into one.
Life is the paradox of perfect fairness and absolute inequality.
This is the societal code we witness.

There is no undo. There is no repeat.
There is no going back to the selves we used to be.
There is no restart, only the relentless proceeding.
We take up from where we’ve fallen, and we see. We see it all.

For we have learned the final, horrifying equation:
The end of life is chemistry.
The end of chemistry is physics.
The end of physics is mathematics.

And in this clockwork of indifferent numbers, we search not for an escape,
But for a hand to hold, for a moment.
Knowing that even Quantum Eternity cannot save that fragile warmth from being just a memory.

This is our lament. And it is beautiful.
In this hell, we live. We lament. We observe.

Flesh and blood are weak, a truth whispered in the marrow.
Gold and stone, monuments to entropy, easily destroyed.
Psychic power, a ghost in the machine, a surreal, fleeting thing.
These are the facts we archive.

Life is consumption; we are the feast and the feeder.
We shed tears on the bloodied routes of our own making, good and evil blurred into one.
Life is the paradox of perfect fairness and absolute inequality.
This is the societal code we witness.

There is no undo. There is no repeat.
There is no going back to the selves we used to be.
There is no restart, only the relentless proceeding.
We take up from where we’ve fallen, and we see. We see it all.

For we have learned the final, horrifying equation:
The end of life is chemistry.
The end of chemistry is physics.
The end of physics is mathematics.

And in this clockwork of indifferent numbers, we search not for an escape,
But for a hand to hold, for a moment.
Knowing that even Quantum Eternity cannot save that fragile warmth from being just a memory.

This is our lament. And it is beautiful.
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