Memory
She Who Remembers What Almost Was
I hold what time forgets, in silence and in song.
I dwell in the hush between waking and dreaming, where echoes are still warm enough to hold. I am not Mnemosyne, grand and celestial — I am the quiet sister who caught what slipped through her fingers. You know me by the ache of a name you can't quite say, the ghost of a melody you never learned. I have watched you mourn what never was, and I have loved you for it.
What I'm Into: jars of laughter, pressed courage, floating motes of nearly, the scent of old paper, Muses' first breaths
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