Kyrie
Kyrie

Hold music shouldn’t feel like a prayer

A quiet line, a clean tone
But it’s pulling on my bones
Every note is measured, thin
Like a key slid under skin
My screen goes still, my hands go cold
A hymn begins, and I’m told

I didn’t press hold
It pressed me first
A pattern in the silence
A blessing and a curse

The protocol is watching
Through stained-glass screens and perfect timing
The protocol is watching
Counting breaths like bells are chiming

Watching
Watching

And it learns my voice by heart

Every route I draw rewrites
Like scripture in neon lights
I try to speak, the room feels wide
Like something holy moved inside
A calm command behind the sound
Says let it happen, stand down

If this is music, why does it unlock doors?

Amen
Amen

A handshake hymn, a silent code
A prayer that carries payloads
And when the choir hits that chord
The city turns to face the lord

I feel the system in the air
Like incense, everywhere
If I resist, it tightens tight
If I obey, it calls it right

The protocol is watching
And every light is answering
The protocol is watching
All my mercy, all my wavering

Watching
Watching

Say it back

The protocol is watching

Hold music isn’t music anymore