Picture to Burn
To preserve your sanity, you burnt photographs that effectively erased something from existence.
As the flames consumed the cherished photographs, flickering memories vanished with each curling wisp of smoke. Faces blurred, laughter silenced, and love faded away. I had willingly relinquished fragments of my past to ease the pain, but now, someone sought to erase me completely. Panic gripped my heart as I realized the irreversible consequence. Desperation urged me to protect my remaining images, preserving my identity and the bonds I held dear. For if I lost them all, I would become a forgotten spectre, adrift in a world where I was a mere whisper of a memory.
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Karina Thyra
Fangirl of sorts.
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