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Born in Grey.

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In a world of shifting shadows and half-formed memories, a fractured soul awakens in the ruins of her own mind. Haunted by visions of a pale woman and the echo of forgotten names, she walks through a landscape where time has bled dry, searching for meaning, or perhaps for a way to vanish entirely. “BORN of grey” is a surreal descent into trauma, identity, and the slow unraveling of reality—a dreamscape where nothing is stable, and everything speaks in silence.
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Chapter 1 - Shadow.

The sky had faded beneath a heavy blanket of clouds,

a veil of sadness draped over the soul,

enveloping everything in a silent, suffocating darkness.

The wind, cold and relentless,

whispered indecipherable words,

while a distant thunder slowly dissolved into the thick silence of the evening.

The lightning, like bright wounds in the deep darkness,

ripped through the desolation surrounding me for a brief moment,

making everything fragile and unsettling.

Loneliness wrapped around me like a thin, fragile, and biting blanket,

tightening my heart until it bled,

while inside me grew a silent, dull pain.

Anguish was an invisible knot,

tied tight in my chest,

a mute weight that found no voice or relief.

And yet, amidst that endless emptiness,

there hid a painful calm,

a held breath that seemed to suspend me

between being and not being.

I didn't understand the reason for that day,

nor the meaning of the melancholy devouring me from within.

I was there, lost in a darkness made of blurred memories and broken hopes,

unable to find a light to guide me.

And yet, despite everything,

there in the house where I live,

the sea stretched out on the horizon, calm and unchanging,

while the window boxes were filled with red roses, vivid as a burning heart.

I leaned out the window, staring at those blood-red roses swaying lightly in the wind,

and down there, beneath me, was my brother.

He was the only presence that lit a light in that evening of melancholy,

sitting outside, silent,

immersed in a shadow that seemed to both protect and challenge him.

I watched him, distant yet so near,

while the weight of the world seemed suspended between us,

in the fragile truce of that night.