Every corner harbors another echo. Tread softly, for the stairs spiral into themselves. The whispering wallpaper tells tales of oranges and singed lace. Was it a Wednesday dream or a crystal conspiracy?
You held a balloon, and it slipped away like whispers in a storm. "Sediment," she said, "or maybe a layer cake." Colors blurred, and reality split into mosaics. What binds us to the earth if not a string of forgotten nights?
The windows never closed and the fog rolled in, claiming chess pieces and logic. Questions were woven into carpets that flew away into the starlit confusion beyond. Do dreams brood in the lantern's glow, or did you merely turn left instead of right?
Listen to forgotten voices.