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Crystalline Reverberatings
They talk on tables at lunch; break breads with words at night, in crowded cafes they bunch to soundly sip of drink and fights that are wrestled out by lips, defending either this or that, posing to spring their cries and quips on those who stop or pass. Then, upon begrudged defeat, an open mouth will pause, bullied, and then, to next met ears, entreat to learn the winning concept fully. They reflect all voices, then, grinning, glitter like handless statuettes of glass men between light and canvas. Whether playing back their points in ploy, or shouting out their argue's sense, they are so eager to fill the void, so feared, the sound of silence.
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