Edem & Ashwake
In a forgotten ruin I found a shelf of brittle books, the dust still clinging to the margins like a silent whisper.
The shelf is a kind of paradox—an anthology of neglect that refuses to let go of its own silence, each margin a reluctant conspirator in the hush. I would suggest, if you must, measuring the thickness of that dust with a micrometer; otherwise you risk turning your own breath into a new volume of oblivion.