The Echo
That evening, I sat on
the hill behind the cottage, where tiny white flowers bloomed like stars in the
grass. The wind was soft, like someone whispering close by. I closed my eyes,
and it felt like my heartbeat echoed from the other side of the mountain.
"Do you still
remember what you promised?" the voice asked.
I didn’t answer right
away. I thought of the dreams I used to have as a child — running far, holding
a bundle of light. Where had that light come from? And why did I always feel I
had to bring it somewhere?
"You once said
you'd carry this gentleness, and remind people of love when they were about to
forget," the voice was soft, but sure.
I opened my eyes and
looked at the sky. So vast. So empty. So near. Like a boundless mirror. In it,
I saw another version of me — the one who remembered everything.
I nodded quietly and
whispered in my heart: "I still remember."
And I knew — this was
not an ending, but the overture to another beginning.
Yet what I didn’t see…
was a familiar silhouette slowly approaching from the edge of the forest.
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