Wandering Hope
The walls of the room are not just walls; they are the skin of a day that refuses to end, or perhaps, a day that has already ended without telling us. You see, it is quite simple. I can love here, quietly, in this corner where the dust motes dance like microscopic jazz musicians, until there are no days left, until the calendar becomes a blank notebook and the clocks decide to stop their rhythmic interrogation. To love in hopes is a dangerous geometry, but I do it anyway. I love the hours as if they were glass beads, and … Continue reading Wandering Hope