Summer is gone.

Writing as an escape in Autumn.

As the vibrant colours of summer gradually yield to the gentle hues of autumn, a peculiar sense of loneliness often descends upon the soul. It's a season of transition, where nature itself seems to be preparing for solitude, shedding its leaves in a quiet, contemplative dance. In the midst of this transformation, many individuals find solace in writing, using words as a means to navigate the complex emotions that autumn's melancholy can evoke.

Autumn, with its crisp air and the soft rustling of leaves, has an undeniable allure. Yet, it carries with it an undeniable sense of solitude. The daylight wanes, the days grow shorter, and the world outside becomes a quieter, more introspective place. This shift in the external environment can sometimes mirror an internal shift, prompting introspection and a heightened awareness of one's own emotions.

Writing, in all its forms, provides an outlet for this introspection. For some, it's a journal tucked away under the lamplight's soft glow, a safe space to explore their thoughts and feelings. For others, it's poetry that captures the essence of autumn's melancholy, weaving words like golden threads through the tapestry of emotions. The act of putting pen to paper or fingers to keyboard becomes a way to externalise the inner landscape of one's emotions, providing clarity and release.