The stillness hums beneath the skin, a promise whispering not yet. Equations sleep inside my veins, the flaw still waiting to reset. The stars pretend to hold their breath, the void pretends to care. We live between two silences the one before, the one that’s there. The air is calm like glass, but glass still cracks in time. Order is just hesitation before the fall aligns. False vacuum, hold your lie! Sing your hymns of “we’ll survive.” Every law’s a quiet wound, every dawn, a thin disguise. The symmetry begins to shake, matter bends, pretending grace. Each thought withers far away, each truth forgets its face. We prayed to constants, but constants fade. The shape we trusted was just delay. If perfection ever breathes again, it will not leave us space to dream. Our stillness was a rented calm, a lull between extremes. False vacuum, hold your lie! Sing your hymns of “we’ll survive.” Every law’s a quiet wound, every dawn, a thin disguise. Now nothing falls, there’s nothing left to fall into. The lie fulfilled its promise. The dream wakes, without you.