In the quiet corners of an old room, where light bends around dust motes and the floor creaks under invisible weight, silence speaks. It breathes gently, like a companion left when the door clicks shut.
Every so often, a reminder echoes—a phantom footstep moving softly across the worn floorboards, a ghostly impression of footsteps detailed in whispers too soft to discern.
Underneath a loose floorboard, nestled within the dusky confines of memory and air, lies a stack of yellowed letters.
A dusty table holds frames without faces, a gallery of missing identities. Each photo a window to a moment paused in eternity, eyes turned away or looking back into a time unknown. We wonder who they were, and why the silence around them is so full.