What was it like then?
I find myself wandering through the corridors of memory, desperately trying to pinpoint the elusive moment when happiness last embraced my weary soul. It's as if joy has become an ethereal whisper, a distant melody fading into the recesses of time. The elusive nature of true happiness eludes me, leaving only the bitter taste of numbness. In the labyrinth of emotions, I grapple with the echoes of forgotten laughter, searching for that elusive warmth that once painted my world in hues of contentment. The canvas of my existence, now daubed in shades of monotony, conceals the vibrant strokes of joy that have long evaded my grasp. Emotions, like dormant embers, lie buried beneath the layers of life's debris, waiting for a gust of wind to reignite the flames. Yet, when they surface, they emerge not as the gentle glow of happiness but as the raging inferno of anger. It's as if every suppressed emotion, every stifled sigh, transforms into a blaze that consumes the fragile fragment...