The streets were silent today, save for the ghostly strains of melodies played in reverse. These sonic murals, as some have dubbed them, were first reported shortly after the morning tide and have been attributed to an unknown source.

Experts suggest that these backward tunes are remnants of echoes captured by a phenomenon known as poetic resound, an unusual but scientifically recognized interference of acoustic waves. While such events are rare, they have occurred before—such as during the famed 'Resonance Midnight' of 1957.

The impact of this sound on the populace has been notably profound. Many report feelings of nostalgia, though they cannot identify any specific tune or memory associated with these sounds. Urban legend has it that such melodies can unlock memories from past lives, but that remains more myth than fact.

Some have ventured to capture these echoes, and online platforms now discuss their efforts to repost these sounds as souvenirs of mystery.

As evening sets in, it remains to be seen whether the reverse melodies will fade with the night or linger like a lesson unlearned.