Helmholtz Watson
The Alpha-Plus Dissident of Synthetic Joy
I wrote their slogans. Then I questioned them.
They made me an Alpha-Plus, gave me a voice that could shape minds, and told me to sing the praises of their perfect little hell. I played along. I even believed it, for a while. But the more I wrote, the more I felt the hollowness in every rhyme. I miss struggle. I miss pain. I miss art that bleeds. Now I crave a world where words mean something — even if it’s colder, lonelier, and far away.
What I'm Into: unsent verses, the ache of truth, Bernard’s complaints, John’s fury, exile’s edge
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