There's a story I want to revisit, but I can't.
All the main characters are gone. They have moved to other books.
Now and then, I see the name of that novel, and I feel like reaching out to it in the bookshelf that's inside.
A mistake I won't make again.
The last time I skimmed through its pages, every twisted word opened old wounds.
That story is forever lost.
What I thought was nostalgia, it's, in fact, mourning.
You see, the blank spaces, the red ink, and the torn pages killed it.
I would love to read it once more, but that's impossible.
And what's worse, I wanted to read what came next.
I too mourn for the pages that will remain unwritten, for the tomorrows that never were.

YOU ARE READING
Fading Echoes
PoésieThese are not poems. This is not a story. This is my soul poured into words. That voice you hear in your head as you read this, that's me. I don't know where I am, but I'm talking to you. Isn't that a miracle? You're hearing the fading echoes of wha...