Frames of regret linger along the crevices She marked the ones that she couldn't forget Memories of the past linger, stagnant Like dust on dreams that havenβt moved in years
She walks through rooms heavy with silence Fingers brushing against moments that never healed Time did not mend, only softened the edges Making the sorrow quieter, but no less deep
Still, she holds them The almosts, the goodbyes, the unfinished words As if letting go would mean forgetting And forgetting would mean it never mattered.