
The Waters That Keep Us – The Beginning of My Silence
Talitha… I don’t know if this is my last letter, or my first ending.. I no longer write for you

Talitha… I don’t know if this is my last letter, or my first ending.. I no longer write for you

My Talitha, I feel you most in my silences.. When my hands touch the air without knowing why..When I walk

Letter from the Other Shore Paul, I do not know if it’s day or night where you are now..Here, we

(when everything fit inside a bike ride and a mixtape) “Do you remember the summers in Avlida? The heat shimmering

(A 1972 Dictionary Speaks) Lately, my days have been filled with silence.. and words.. So many words..Some I whisper..Some whisper

Dear Stranger, The pain had become almost poetic in its intensity..An epic kind of toothache, pulsing in my ear, blurring

After… after… after… and a dictionary After a day that smelled of sun and asphalt.. one of those Athenian days

Today, the mailbox whispered again… Two new stories arrived. One from Juist, a dreamy little island in the North Sea

Last Sunday was a day filled with magic and stardust… At the meet-up for the 20th anniversary of Postcrossing, I

“The Road That Knew Where I Was Going” It wasn’t exactly a trip.It was more like a calling..Something between forest,

A journey through landscapes, traditions, and tiny paper stories. Some days, the mailbox becomes a portal. Today, four postcards brought

Dear Stranger, It’s July already.. how did we get here? Half the year is behind us, and summer in Greece

There’s a quiet little ritual I return to each summer, right when the sun begins to melt the air and

Today my postal box surprised me with not one, not two… but THREE lovely postcards — all from Germany, each

Dear Stranger, I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to share with you something

It’s easy to let a single negative thought, comment, or moment overshadow everything else. One harsh word in a day

You know those days when you open your mailbox and it feels like the whole world has dropped by to

Dear Stranger, If you’ve found your way here, it’s probably not by accident. Perhaps you love bookshelves. Or perhaps something

The End – A Silent Farewell Talitha was the first to go. One night, when the lake was calm and

Dawn rose softly over the lake. The waters had grown calm once more, almost as if they had never been
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