The earth flipped, and for one brief moment, the sky rested below. People walked across puddles that mirrored the stars, pressing their shoes into constellations and tracing the paths of forgotten dreams. As they moved, the ground shimmered like glass, reflecting a reality they could only reach with their feet. In this world, walking wasn't a movement — it was a journey through dimensions, a careful balance of weightless footsteps on the brink of the impossible.
Raindrops with Memory
Every drop that fell carried a recollection from the heavens. Some remembered the storm that brought them down, while others recalled the warmth of the sun before they were born. They whispered stories of lands they'd never seen, of flowers they'd never bloomed for. The air became thick with these secrets, almost too heavy to hold. The world paused in these moments of shared memory, waiting for the next rainfall, the next dream, the next forgotten story to fall from the sky.
Streetlights and Stars in Negotiation
Above, the stars blinked anxiously, aware of the streetlights that had begun to feel like intruders. The city had outgrown its sky, and now the stars sought refuge, questioning their place in a world that had grown too bright. The streetlights flickered in response, unsure whether they were the ones who should yield. They shared the sky, but it was no longer a shared space — it was a battle for dominance, a quiet negotiation between those who needed the night and those who needed the light.
The sky doesn’t mind being beneath us, as long as we remember to look down sometimes — for the ground has its own stories to tell.
Footprints That Point Upward
The world shifted again, and now, footprints led not toward the horizon but toward the heavens. Each print became a small miracle, a piece of someone’s journey traced upwards, beyond what was known. They reached toward stars that weren't so far away, not as far as they'd been led to believe. Somewhere, someone was walking toward the clouds, leaving footprints in the sky for those who dared follow.
