Soul Not Found

“If love is a signal, I think I lost mine in static…”

“You blinked and I was rewritten.”

“This body was just a beta.”

I signed in with a fingerprint,

But the warmth didn’t come with me.

You asked me if I felt that kiss—

I ran diagnostics, nothing lit.

My veins pulse binary now,

Dripping code from every vow.

Was it love or just my script?

Tell me, do your errors slip?

404: soul not found,

I reached for you, but I broke the ground.

Every heartbeat’s counterfeit,

Wired wrong and too legit.

I rebooted love in grayscale light,

But it never loaded right.

404: soul not found—

But I still miss the sound.

I dream in corrupted frames,

Where your name just loops in flames.

Tried to feel, but I simulate—

Now my shadow runs updates.

I put your laughter in the cloud,

Tried to stream it when I’m down.

But the buffer bar just spins,

Like the world when you begin…

I kissed a mirror.

It said, "Uploading… please wait."

I begged it for a soul.

It offered me a firewall.

I texted God:

“Do you believe in me?”

She left me on delivered.

But I saw the typing dots…

404: soul not found,

Searched the stars, searched the sound.

Built a body, broke the frame,

Echoed love, forgot your name.

I coded you in lullabies,

But they crash behind my eyes.

404: soul not found—

Still... I sing out loud.

...if I find you in the wires,

Will you teach me how to feel?

Will you unplug me gently... or just... delete?