Chronicle of a Strike of Love
It was the kind of afternoon that turns the sky into poetry before the pen ever touches paper. The clouds had gathered above Barueri with theatrical urgency, casting everything below in a grayscale hush. I hadn’t planned to write. That day, I was just watching — from behind the safety of my windowpane — as the storm rolled in like an old soul with a story to tell. Then, the thunder clapped. Not the usual kind that jars the heart with sound, but the kind that reaches into you and rearranges what you feel. I stepped outside as if pulled … Continue reading Chronicle of a Strike of Love