We travel through the dark–in a train made of glass–a clear shell gliding througha ruined world. Outside, the city sleeps in shadow–sealed off from its own contagion.Now it’s a tourist route–a safe way to witness decay. The ticket promised:You may look, you will not touch.But the dark is pressure.Faces lean toward the windows–drawn to the […]

Some memories are fossils– fixed in the quiet earth, written in amber and stone.The sun’s breath caught in resin,truth set deep in unmoving grain. The Stone Labyrinth endures. Walls remember centuries, their patience pressed into silence. Light slips through high corridors– a thin, molten thread of gold unraveling across the floor.A glint of amber between walls of waiting. Hands cradle porcelain warmth, tea […]

If lovemaking had a color,it would be the shade between sunset and ember–and you are that living hue. The air around you ignites,as if the last of daylight lingers reluctantly. Your skin collects the sun’s final sigh,rising into me like a softly glowing ember pressed to my chest. When I draw near,I feel that color […]

We gathered in the hum of light–faces, voices, familiar forms–and I, among them, half-rememberedthe shape my soul once wore. We went to seek small comforts:sugar, water, something sweet to hold.But the path divided–a gate closed softly behind me,and the world dimmed to its quiet pulse. Alone in the hush,I pressed against the darkened glass,watched the […]

The night lay veiled, no stars above,A silent, frozen tomb.A deadly stillness bound my love,And filled the world with gloom. Where were my guides, my constant light?The stars had fled the sky.A gaping void, an endless night,Where all my hopes passed by. The silence held my voice, no more,The wind lured me along.I yielded to […]
