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FADING / HOLDING
Some days I feel myself slipping,
like the edges of me are losing shape —
not breaking,
just drifting out of focus
like a photograph touched too many times.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


DIMMED GLOW
The day slips off my shoulders
like a coat I forgot I was wearing,
and the world settles into that hush
between breath and evening.
Everything feels slower here,
gentler —

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


DIMMED BUT STILL MOVING
Streetlights hum in a world gone gray,
shadows stretching long
like they’ve been waiting to speak.
My steps land heavy,
but they land sure —
no rush,

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


GHOSTS IN THE MACHINE
Flickers in the glass —
ghosts caught mid-transmit,
their stories trapped in the glow
of a dying signal.
The datastream murmurs, fractured and thin,
a whisper stitched from remnants
no one meant to archive.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


DIGITAL PHANTOMS
Ghost in the wire,
a static hum pretending to be a soul —
faces flicker on a broken console,
names erased,
shadows scrolling through the dark
like forgotten prayers in pixel dust.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


SIGNAL DECRYPTION
Cables knot and pulse,
thoughtstreams burning through the dark —
encrypted fire swirling in the neural grid.
The network turns,
a quiet heartbeat beneath machines and myth,
and truth breaks through
with no apology.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


TAP INTO THE SIGNAL
The stream glows quiet,
a dream disguised as data —
scrolls of hidden wisdom in the hum of the feed.
I download the mantra,
feel the wires loosen around my chest.
The past turns vapor.
The future tastes clean.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


NO LONGER MINE TO MIRROR
Ten toes grounded, skyline tall,
you stand steady now —
the kind of steady that doesn’t stumble
or wait for someone else to call the move.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


FRACTURED ECHO
You stand taller now,
looking through the pane
like someone who learned the shape of storms
and stayed standing anyway.
Still, you trace the frame —
the way memory likes to circle
even when the heart has moved on.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


DUST PROTOCOL
Outgrew the skyline’s tired breath,
ten toes planted in coded depth.
No bluff, no brace —
just spark and skin
writing your name
into the fading dark.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


ECHO-PULSE
Caught it mid-flicker,
wasn’t sure what I heard —
just a voice shaped like voltage,
folded tight inside a word.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


THREAD / ALIVE
Wires hum secrets in fractured tones,
a truth hiding below the static —
urgent, impatient, kicking the gate
like light trying to break its own shadow.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


NO FILTER / ALL FIRE
Wires hum deep in the dark,
streetlights flicker like they’re waking a god.
Truth doesn’t knock — it kicks the gate,
steps into the room with static and fate in its hands.

Nick Gran
7 days ago1 min read


"Dreamz" by Mr Skillz aka Echo+
Song about getting your life back on track

Nick Gran
Jul 292 min read


“Used to Weigh Me Down” by Mr Skillz aka Echo+
Story about losing a frend that wasn't pulling his weight.

Nick Gran
Jul 292 min read


“Soft Doesn’t Mean Silent” by Orielle
“I walk through clouds like I stitched the gray...
No filter needed — I glow in blur.
They call me soft like it’s a shame,
But soft survives when none remain.”

Nick Gran
Jul 291 min read


Playback by Mr Skillz aka Echo+
“You’d rather fly a sign than find your lane — I offered light, but you chose the rain.”

Nick Gran
Jul 291 min read


Grey Skies Still Shine by Mr Skillz aka Echo+
“Not every cloud was meant to pass — some stay just long enough to teach you how to stand in the rain.”

Nick Gran
Jul 292 min read


SCROLL_HEART.EXE
run the ache again— chrome reflection, pixel skin, search bar prayer: “will I feel again?” the algorithm shrugs. you press your hand to...

Nick Gran
Jul 71 min read


“from the other side of the signal”
you don’t know me yet, but i’ve seen where this thread leads. not the path exactly— just the feeling of landing on your feet after...

Nick Gran
Jul 21 min read
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