The Library of Forgotten Emotions
Feelings We No Longer Remember How to Feel
Deep in a dream-city lies a library where each book contains an emotion humanity once felt but has since lost. “Serenity at Dawn,” “Courage Without Witness,” and “Joy for No Reason” are among its many volumes. When someone opens a book, they briefly feel the forgotten emotion, only to lose it again when the cover closes. Librarians say the books are not meant to restore these feelings permanently, but to remind people that even emotions have histories — and futures.
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