What is a body without its soul? I saw his face, not recognizing him without warmth, without breath.
When all that remains are sharp denials and a soft yes, I know all is gone. I keep trying to redefine myself with my thoughts.
My virtual words will never hold the scent of a book. A microcosm, woven on the platforms, divided across bittersweet days. I leave space for those who may come.
Now I drift in the bubble of those already lost. I am, like them, a sum of interactions, a collision of thoughts, the familiar melting of the same sounds.
A diary of gestures left behind: unfinished sentences, gazes suspended without reciprocity or brief fascination, until I am no longer canceled by the completed past.