Iata si textul scris de aceeasi Emma mentionata mai devreme la care am raspuns prin “REM”

Without having to follow the pale lights at the turns of the labyrinth with her tired eyes, she knows that the walls she’s going to crush into mean as much as smoke means to someone who was killed by cigarettes. She can (or, rather, could – but she doesn’t want to lose the ability) ascribe pain to sources as many as the tears that flow into the sea. She has been feeling the sand with her fingers, but now her fingers are moist and she can feel currents wrapping around her ankle. She is being pulled betwixt waves and the rocks she remembers from the safety of her hotel room’s window.
Faintly, she also remembers that she can’t swim.
Rage nests in the hollow of her hands and tickles the soles of her feet. The rocks sink into the wall, but she sees this one clearly. The pale light shines – oh, how lights used to shine for her! – And she can tell that she is going to leave the traces of her fingers on sharp corners unless she slows down. She considers the chasm between rocks and how cold the water is and finds many other derogatory elements that she can’t name. She feels the unremittingly blowing wind on her earlobe and sucks it into her lungs asthmatically.
She doesn’t fear death, or dying.
Somewhere, behind her, hands creep on her shoulder blades. Her throat pulses and lets out faint traces of laughter. She considers the hands’ dismal intentions and promptly stops in her tracks. Somewhere, lights nod and yawn; somewhere, darkness is relative and time has been lulled into a drowsy state. She prepares herself for battle, but her senses predict a Pyrrhic victory. She swallows.
She has never (really) been cornered before.
As she opens her eyes, she faintly remembers clutching her fists and times when she could swim against the fury of waves. She feels her body full of a liquid she can’t quite touch and her head signals a bad hung-over. She laughs loudly (she’d remember – much later – how unlike herself it has been). She springs to her feet and feels the dire need to wet her lips and cover her hips. She feels obstinate, although she has never been questioned. She also feels uncomfortably wet.
She never thought she could fall, thus, she has never learnt to fly.
Pure joy blemished her sharp nails and fangs. Egregious softness and promises curled up around her neck and sank into her skin. On their way, they met memories of a run along the hallways and they’ve fallen in awe for the pain and blood mixed up in dark corners. An anathema sang and she sang along; her voice dazed the wind, confused sun. Light shone out of pure stubbornness, clouds no longer created their thick veneer to hide the rain. Among droplets, she danced…
…Although she never heard music.
She abhorrers the stares and can’t stop plummeting head-first through all the cobwebs and ropes that were meant to keep her from falling. She feels attracted to hedonism, but the cobwebs are getting thicker. Every inch of her mind screams “Struggle”, yet her nerves are frail and her hands merely bat away the spiders. Self-sufficiency evaporates from her skin and blood drips tantalizingly on her cheeks and bare shoulder from above. She opens her mouth to cry and tastes crimson tears and the salt of the sea.
Finally, she dies; she is reborn.
Although the current is mild at day and her toes kiss the sandy bottom, she considers iniquity as being inherent to her. Fish don’t swim this close to the shore, although she could’ve sworn she saw scales. Her eyes are open, but her lashes drop gradually as she flounders further. The waters cool and rocks greet her skin bitterly. Darkness is still a world away and seagulls sing without rhythm. She pushes the door open and exposes her body to the chill inside the labyrinth. She whimpers and sets off.
Her seas have no color, and nor do her eyes.