Whatever's born between us is ineffable, beyond adjective and allegory. I can create to rhythm within the measures of our narration. All poetry falls to disingenuous; every cadence is disjointed. These machines will never do us justice. . . .

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This quote suggests that the connection and understanding between two individuals cannot be fully expressed or represented through language or poetry. It emphasizes the inability of words and artificial constructs to capture the true essence of their relationship. The quote implies that any attempt to describe or define their bond would be insincere and inadequate. Instead, the author asserts that their connection lies beyond description or comparison, beyond the limits of artistic expression or mechanistic representation.

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