The Bird Remembers Your Name

Tonight the silence in the house feels different. The bird still speaks only one word, yet somehow its single utterance now carries every unsaid thing you buried last autumn. Memories surface more readily, letters feel heavier in your hands, and the questions you ask it cut deeper than before. What once felt like a haunting now feels like looking into a mirror that has learned how to bleed.

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