Cycles of Distortion

In the dim-lit room at the edge of autumn dusk, shadows danced on walls that have whispered forgotten secrets. Each cycle brings a new distortion, the echoes of laughter that once filled the air now hang like a mist, thick and unsettling. Every rotation of the clock's hands alters the form of past joys, reshaping them into melancholic silhouettes that waver, mockingly, under flickering light.

Life, in its rhythmic revolutions, molds and remolds these moments—fragments of time slipping through grasping fingers, only to be regained in dreams of sepia tones. An old swing creaks in the yard, calling to empty spaces where childhood’s laughter left indelible imprints. The swing's gentle arc is a reminder of the cyclical nature of joy and sorrow intertwined, eternally repeating its serenade.

But who listens to the calls from the void? Who sees the ghosts of yesteryears? Wander the paths where echoes lead, among the trees whose leaves tell stories of things that were, and things that never were. Here, reality twists, a helix of woe and wonder, each turn revealing new form and hue. Follow the echoes.