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ECHOES OF THE FORGOTTEN

 Echoes of the Forgotten Worlds ⟡


In the deep hush of midnight, when the stars begin their ancient whispering, a question rises in the silence:

Is it possible that our lives—this very breath, this pain, this longing—are being lived again in other worlds?


And if so,

do those versions of us suffer in the same way?

Do they hope the same way?

Do they also dream of escape while pretending to belong?


Cosmic cycles spin in silence, repeating destinies, hiding truths.

These cycles—neither good nor evil—simply are.

But to some of us, they are a prison of déjà vu, where light always bleeds,

and the darkness wears familiar names.


Are these other worlds meant to remain hidden?

Or have they simply been kept hidden—veiled by those who feed on control?

Is there a gate? A fracture? A passage?

And more dangerously—can it be opened?


Some say a mirror-world spins beside our own,

where the river flows in reverse and time collapses inward.

Could I go there?

Could I find myself before I broke?

Could I warn her not to trust the fire that promised warmth?


But who guards the gates?

Who decided which soul may pass and which must suffer in silence?

Are they beings of great wisdom—or simply those who seized the right to rule by force?


Perhaps the war between light and shadow is not waged with swords,

but with silence, fear, and false comfort.

Perhaps this land of mine—this corrupted soil—is only one battlefield among many.

And still, the cycle spins,

and still, the question remains:


Will I remember myself across the stars?

Or will I be lost again, in another world, asking the same questions beneath another sky?

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