The Echo of a Name
The wind had stopped.
But the voice
lingered, like a bell whose sound keeps ringing long after the strike. I stood
frozen, heart pounding, as if my body remembered something my mind had long
forgotten.
"You finally
heard me."
The voice didn’t come
through my ears — it arrived through knowing. Pure, inner knowing.
"You weren’t
looking for me.
You were looking for yourself."
I tried to respond,
but my throat tightened. No words came. Then, a soft light rose from the moss
beneath my feet — a small, glowing presence, like a creature made of breath and
memory. It gently wrapped around my wrist.
And in that moment, I
remembered...
a name.
Not the one people
call me here.
But the one my soul has always known.
It wasn’t a word from
any language. But the instant it surfaced, tears flooded my eyes.
I remembered who I
was.
And why I came.
But before I could
hold onto that memory, a gentle yet unfamiliar voice echoed from the woods
behind me:
"You’re finally
ready."
I turned quickly—
But only the trees
moved with the breeze.
I knew then:
my journey was truly beginning.
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