Each brick carried a name long forgotten. When the wind pronounced them, the walls hummed softly, as if remembering faces.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
Before the universe existed, silence whispered, “Now.” That was enough.
It flowed only when people slept. At dawn, it vanished — leaving footprints in the sand shaped like thoughts.
He looked into a mirror and saw everyone he’d ever ignored — but not himself.
His art pulled people closer, literally — as if the canvas longed for their attention too much to let go.
Books sealed in glass told stories of forgotten civilizations. The fish learned to read.
Every plant represented a question. The weeds thrived more than the roses. He never removed them.
It promised to pass again in a thousand years. When it didn’t, the sky wrote its absence in light.
It glowed through thought, not flame. Only those who had forgiven someone could see it.
He tried to quantify the sky, but each time he counted a star, another was born. Eventually, he stopped counting and began listening.
It stopped rotating one night to admire its own sunrise. Half froze, half burned — but for a brief moment, both sides knew beauty.
It trembled each spring, cracking slightly closer to the horizon. Geologists called it erosion. The mountain called it courage.
