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Empty Rooms

Where Silence Lives

By EmilyPublished 11 months ago • 1 min read
Empty Rooms
Photo by Juairia Islam Shefa on Unsplash

I walk through empty rooms,

The air heavy with memories I cannot touch.

Shadow clings to the corners,

And silence presses against my chest.

I reach for warmth, but find only cold.

The walls remember what I cannot.

Nights stretch long, and sleep refuses me.

I carry your absence in every step and breath.

Some pain cannot be spoken.

It remains quietly, a companion I cannot leave.

Every door is closed, every window dark.

And yet, in this stillness,

I walk on,

Haunted but moving,

Alone.

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About the Creator

Emily

Poem lover, word collector, and believer in the quiet magic of language. I write to remember, to heal, and to find beauty in the spaces between silence and sound. Every poem is a heartbeat — a small proof that feelings can become art.

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