The past cannot be changed.
We cannot save others.
But we can still examine the now—
and sometimes, that alone is enough.
Colors Left Behind is a quiet, literary tale infused with gentle magical realism—an introspective exploration of emotional weight, self-reflection, and the hidden depths of the human psyche.
It begins with silence. A woman, not broken but quietly hollow, drifts through her days after the heart has shut down to survive. One rainy evening, she finds herself in a small, hidden shop. There is no menu, no explanations—only tea and a bottle of water.
Guests come and go. They leave nothing tangible behind, and yet something lingers—grief, regret, anger, gratitude. No words are exchanged. But everything is felt.
This is not a story of dramatic healing or resolution. It is a meditation on the invisible burdens we carry, and the rare spaces where we can set them down, if only for a moment. A pause. A recognition.
Sometimes, that is enough. Just enough to breathe again.
There are no names in this story.
No heroes, no defined faces.
Each person could be anyone—or perhaps, they already are.
Maybe, in some quiet way, this is your story too.
– A work still in quiet progress. Coming Soon. –