Autumn’s Echo: Letters Written with Closed Eyes
From the steps of the public spaces, my heart spills ink onto the page. It’s a brilliant autumn day, and I’m wrapped in a white dress, a small neck scarf fluttering like a secret. Children blow bubbles, capturing sunlight in iridescent orbs. Rainbows glide across their fragile surfaces, and suddenly, I am a child again—innocence reborn.I close my eyes, surrendering to the symphony of the world. It’s no longer just light; it’s a dark pink, reminiscent of strawberry candy. The sun’s warmth still kisses my eyelids. Coins clatter as hurried footsteps pass, and buses wheeze, their exhaust blending with the … Continue reading Autumn’s Echo: Letters Written with Closed Eyes