Twilight has quietly descended, enveloping the world in its singular loneliness.
The streetlights cast a hazy yellow glow, mingling with the rich aroma from the cafes, adding warmth to this cold city. This causes the silhouette of youth to immediately take shape in my mind—a small figure with a long tail, fluttering like wings, yet refusing to leave, making it impossible to forget that familiar face.
Youth is sometimes the transformation of a rose's red into a wound upon the greenery, leaving the initial sweetness of love to be forgotten along with time, trapped on black adhesive tape. Occasionally, when the documentary of youth plays in one's mind, it is like pink wind chimes hanging in the air, tinkling softly, compelling us to look back at the sky that once harbored laughter and joy. Sometimes, tears flow uncontrollably, deeply burying the youth of yesterday—that beautiful girl.
The oil lamp still flickers with a dim light, but the song has ended; the play has not yet concluded, but the fate has reached its end...
Under the summer night sky, there is no intrusion of the cold moon, nor the scattering of ice crystals and snow beads, yet one can still feel the gentle coolness of the breeze.