an instrument

an instrument is a box and hollow like a disease contained within a cell. it may be filled with light. water can also be used to demonstrate volume and will not disperse, though it is limited in location and therefore dispersal properties. the bright waves of the upper wavelengths, the higher echelons, exist in a more excited vibratory state and do not share this limitation. they are everywhere, like the outbursts of seeds or flowers in the early springtime.
on earth.
violins and clarinets are an example of instruments. refrigerators spattered with food, the insides of stairs formed from concrete and mammals: those are other examples. when starlight leaks out of heaven, sometimes dogs bark, but humans usually stare up at the sky, hands reaching out towards different sorts of instrumentality. and then, there are names.
floating through the air.
there are a lot of cars and also fluttering screens. both are filled with matter in gaseous forms or electrified, as plasma. if there are small, flattened crystals in the dirt nearby such objects, then some reflection must occur. somewhere, somebody is smiling while witnessing such phenomena, and as such, such actions are not considered eccentric, even though their orbits may take them outward, towards the farthest instances of fusion present in our galaxy.