The scriptorium, a squamous reliquary,Held codices of calcified logorrhea;The ink, a distillation of the biliary,Smeared across the parchment’s rhinorrhea.Here sat the scribes of chronic hebetude,Transcribing the vibrations of the nictitating membrane;In a state of perpetual, linguistic feebleness,They charted the geography of the inane.The king, with a gesture of grandiloquent decay,Invoked the spirits of the hyper-baton;The sun, in a fit of apophatic dismay,Extinguished its light like a dying automaton.The silence that followed was not merely hushed,But by the weight of a billion synonyms crushed.
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