Chronicle of the Unbound Heart
There was a time when I lived in compartments—peace in one hand, war in the other. My days were measured by the sun’s rise and fall, my seasons by the tilt of the earth. Silence was my refuge, pain my companion, and death a distant shadow I dared not name. Then love arrived—not gently, not politely. It came like a tempest, ravenous and relentless. It consumed everything: my certainties, my contradictions, my quiet corners. It devoured my winter’s frost and my summer’s blaze, my sleepless nights and my tranquil dawns. Even my fear—so carefully preserved—was swallowed whole. Yet in this … Continue reading Chronicle of the Unbound Heart