Silent Echoes of Forgotten Spaces
- Tessa Hudson
- Sep 9, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 24
It lingers in the corners of a room
a breath that never fully exhales
a weight that neither rises nor rests
like the echo of old, forgotten tales.
The spaces between words
those once heavy with meaning
now stretch too long
like threads pulled taut
with seams slowly splitting
fraying and raw
A glass left on the counter
its rim smudged faint with time
holds the ghost of what was once whole
now hollow as a half-spent rhyme.
Somewhere laughter echoes
muffled by walls too thick for sound
its edges frayed its heart decayed
a melody now unbound.
Fingers once fluent in touch
now fumble with absence
as if the air remembers
what the skin cannot
as if love were a language
I no longer teach.
Even the sky quiet and wide
carries a stillness that feels too deep
clouds drift by like silent tides
slow-moving dreams where shadows seep.
Not broken
just undone
this aching heart
unraveled by none.
It sways in the quiet
a ghost of the past
waiting for whispers
that never last.
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