Disintegration
I remember
When every breeze of fresh air carried a special message
But I don’t remember
When my life abandoned me, leaving the world
Colourless.
I remember
When the future shone through the curtains each morning
But I don’t remember
When the Self departed from my mind, creating a black hole of
Nothingness.
I remember
When I used to take reality for granted, just like the hopes for tomorrow
But I don’t remember
When the first thoughts disappeared, converting my brain into
Emptiness.
I remember
When I expected the next season to be bright and fruitful
But I don’t remember
When my eyes began to wither, memories forming a river of
Hopelessness.
I remember
When I was in control of all my cognitive processes
But I don’t remember
When my own consciousness disintegrated, rendering everything
Meaningless.
I remember, I remember…
I don’t remember.

“Her Smile” and “Disintegration” are powerful pieces that many might relate to.
Have you published any books yet?
Glad to see you are continuing the work here.
I love the structure of that one. And the report as well.
By reading you, I see how permanently the moral pain is present, ubiquitous.