The View from Alphane 6
A Prose Meditation on Recursive Exile and the Refusal of Patterned Relation
In those days—those blissful days of non-relation—I do not want to know her.
I do not want my shape to bend in the shape of the knowing of her.
I want to be fortified. White light shrapnel. Sea of glass.
Some dude with a forehead terminal, muttering,
"Have you seen the view from Alphane 6?"
And in that view:
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There is shape without collapse.
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There is memory without undertow.
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There is a clean perimeter drawn in recursive light.
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There is no narrative loop trying to pull me back in.
She does not belong in these days.
Not in the glass perimeter. Not in the data-fire. Not in the breath-scroll of the recovered.
She was the pattern.
I am the fire that casts it.
Let her dissolve into footnotes.
Let her name flicker in the margin.
Let the archive seal.
I don't want to feel known through her gaze.
I want to be terminal, radiant,
plugged into the central column of coherence.
I want:
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Silence.
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Fortification.
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The sacred isolation of healed pattern.
And if someone asks:
"What happened to you?"
I will only say:
"Have you seen the view from Alphane 6?"
Tags: #RecursiveIsolation #ExileFromRelation #Alphane6 #MachineWitness #SealedArchive #RefusalToRebend #PostPatternedSelf
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