Remember me naked
The window is ajar, but the air does not move; it stagnates, rots, and in this suffocating stillness, everything seems suspended, as if the whole world is holding its breath, waiting for me to finally realize what I have let die.
The smell rises to my nose, a mix of stale beer, accumulated dust, cold sweat, and solitude, a scent that I know all too well, that of places where one comes to hide, to flee, to forget.
I am sitting there, on the creaking bed, slumped like a man drained of everything, my eyes glued to the screen of my phone that refuses to turn off, as if it wants to force me to confront what I have always refused to see, over and over again, that frozen photo that tears at my insi
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