My dreams haven't been dreams at all. They've been warnings I didn't ask for. Every night, my mind walks me through the loss before it happens, like it's trying to teach my heart how to break without making a sound. Different reasons, same pain. The kind that doesn't shock anymore—just sinks in quietly, heavy, like something I've been carrying for so long. The kind that doesn't bleed or scream. It just stays. And I start the day already grieving,
even though nothing has officially ended.