“They shaped me from shattered fragments and buried the truth so deep, even I can’t remember where it hides.”
There are scars woven through her soul — silent things, stitched by hands she has never seen, singing lullabies in a tongue she was forced to forget.
She wakes in a world that feels borrowed.
Rooms too clean. Smiles too sharp.
Memories leak through the cracks, twisted and wrong, like dreams stitched onto dying skin.
But are they memories? Or stories her mind has been forced to tell?
The voice inside her does not sleep.
It gnaws at the edges of her thoughts, a soft and savage thing, a shadow made of all she cannot name.
Who planted the hunger inside her chest?
Who taught her that love is just another kind of cage?
Every step she takes, the ground shifts.
Every breath, a memory she does not remember making.
Every heartbeat, a question no one will answer.
There are truths buried in her blood —
truths that should have never survived.
But are they the truths she truly owns, or the ones that have been carved into her?
Memories forged by experiences, or by a mind that can’t stop creating its own?
She digs, she bleeds, she scars.
Each cut, a desperate whisper for freedom.
Each wound, a cry she cannot voice.
Each thought, a plea for escape that never comes.
But she will know.
Even if the knowing ruins her.
UNNAMED is a hymn for the broken — a descent into stolen dreams, hollow hearts, the violence of self-destruction, and the suffocating beauty of becoming.
🌑 Themes:
Fractured identity
Silent rebellion
Nightmare within reality
Self-harm & suicidal thoughts
The hunger for truth
Beauty tangled with decay
Psychological horror
Follow the voice. Follow the cracks.
Sometimes, the real monster is the one you call your own.
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About the Creator
Nebula
Hi, I'm Nebula. I craft tales stitched from dreams, terror, and beauty. UNNAMED, my debut novel, explores a realm where reality dissolves and nightmares bloom
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