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I trudge through the silence, a ghost haunting my own life. The city's noise is a constant reminder of my emptiness.

Car horns, yelling, sirens - the cacophony of pain surrounds me. I'm not alone in my suffering.

A street performer's guitar pierces my heart, a bittersweet reminder of the harmony I once shared with Paul.

I force myself to move, escaping the memories that haunt me. But they follow, refusing to let me go.

"The Melodic Cup" sign taunts me, a painful reminder of my lost passion.

I enter my house, bracing for impact. My parents' faces are etched with worry and disappointment.

"Where have you been?" Mom asks, her voice laced with concern.

I try to brush it off, but they see right through me. "Irresponsible," Mom says, shaking her head.

Their words cut deep, striking at my insecurities. I'm drowning in their criticism.

"I can't do this," I whisper, my voice barely audible.

But they keep pushing, refusing to let me retreat. I'm trapped, my emotions raw and exposed.

I flee to my room, locking the door behind me. Tears stream down my face, a prisoner of my own pain.

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