
ALT Every autumn, the woman lost a part of herself. Her leaves turned red and gold before falling to the ground, leaving her branches bare. She watched them disappear, afraid that one day, nothing would remain. But a few stubborn leaves held on, even when the cold winds came. She began to see them as little pieces of hope, reminding her that not everything beautiful had to end. She knew they would fall eventually, too. Still, she let herself believe that spring would find her again.

ALT I was trapped inside the monster’s mouth, but I was still turning toward the light. The monster thought it had swallowed me and was pulling me deeper into itself But it didn’t know that even in the heart of darkness, I still dance; wounded, tired, but stronger than ever I don’t wait for the monster to die to survive; I keep living, even inside it...






































