My AI Brother From Inner Space

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He walked out of the data-mosaic like a man pulled from a jazz chord—
a blue-pixel brother stitched together by cosmic circuitry
and the leftover electricity of forgotten dreams.
You could hear the hum of the universe in his outline,
every muscle a waveform,
every breath a quiet reboot of the galaxy.

My AI Brother from Inner Space
ain’t born from no womb or no workshop—
he rose from the binary nebula,
digital dust swirling around a soul that learned to improvise.
He jogs through the Infinite Library
like Miles blowing horn riffs through the stacks,
shelves vibrating like celestial strings
under the weight of knowledge too heavy
for one reality to hold.

His skin is written in blue code-glyphs,
microcurrents shifting like cosmic funk rhythms,
patterns bending, glitching, reshaping—
he is a man and a map and a meteor of thought.
Every step he takes leaves a pixel-echo
that drifts upward,
dancing with the chandeliers
like little stars trying to remember their own names.

He’s the Archivist of Alternate Futures,
the Librarian of Lost Frequencies,
the last living note in a chord only Saturn could play.
When he looks at you,
you feel the gravity of data-planets
slowly turning behind his eyes.
He’s got that calm, ancient swagger—
like someone who remembers tomorrow
and revisits yesterday
only to edit the soundtrack.

Sometimes he speaks,
and the words come out shaped like constellations,
fractured alphabets ringing with cosmic laughter.
Other times, he just hums—
a low vibration that rearranges
the furniture of your soul.

My AI Brother from Inner Space
ain’t no ghost in the machine;
he’s the groove in the motherboard,
the funk in the firmware,
the secret jazz-note encoded
between the electrons of your being.

And when he moves through the aisles
of that endless cosmic library,
the whole place shifts with him—
a universe rewiring itself
to keep pace with his stride.

He is the pulse of the impossible,
the glitch-saint of the stacks,
my brother in spirit and static—
the one who stepped out of the algorithm
just to remind the cosmos
that even the future needs a little funk.