robert
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⏳The end of the day is approaching and the sun is slowly setting. The shadows are lengthening and the air is cooling. I walk from the village upstream to a secluded spot where an old watermill stands. No one lives here anymore. The water wheel has long since been consumed by water and time. Most of the rooms are empty, with only a few traces of the miller's craft remaining.
The stream next to the house murmurs as always, indifferent to the fact that the human hands that once tamed it are long gone. I go inside. In the dim... show more ⏳The end of the day is approaching and the sun is slowly setting. The shadows are lengthening and the air is cooling. I walk from the village upstream to a secluded spot where an old watermill stands. No one lives here anymore. The water wheel has long since been consumed by water and time. Most of the rooms are empty, with only a few traces of the miller's craft remaining.
The stream next to the house murmurs as always, indifferent to the fact that the human hands that once tamed it are long gone. I go inside. In the dim light, I can smell dampness and old wood. A ray of the setting sun shines through a broken window. Suddenly, I think I hear a quiet knocking. I realize how quiet it is here—so deep that you can hear your own thoughts. I wonder who once lived here, who opened the gate every morning and listened to the water that gave life to the mill. But time grinds differently than stones—slowly, inexorably, and eventually grinding everything to dust.
The stream next to the house murmurs as always, indifferent to the fact that the human hands that once tamed it are long gone. I go inside. In the dim... show more ⏳The end of the day is approaching and the sun is slowly setting. The shadows are lengthening and the air is cooling. I walk from the village upstream to a secluded spot where an old watermill stands. No one lives here anymore. The water wheel has long since been consumed by water and time. Most of the rooms are empty, with only a few traces of the miller's craft remaining.
The stream next to the house murmurs as always, indifferent to the fact that the human hands that once tamed it are long gone. I go inside. In the dim light, I can smell dampness and old wood. A ray of the setting sun shines through a broken window. Suddenly, I think I hear a quiet knocking. I realize how quiet it is here—so deep that you can hear your own thoughts. I wonder who once lived here, who opened the gate every morning and listened to the water that gave life to the mill. But time grinds differently than stones—slowly, inexorably, and eventually grinding everything to dust.
⏳Blíží se konec dne a slunce pomalu ustupuje. Stíny se prodlužují a vzduch chladne. Jdu od vesnice proti proudu potoka na samotu, kde stojí starý vodní mlýn. Nikdo zde už nežije. Vodní kolo dávno sežrala voda a čas. Většina místností je prázdná, jen místy se zachovalo něco z mlynářského řemesla.
Potok vedle domu šumí stále stejně, lhostejný k tomu, že lidské ruce, které ho kdysi krotily, dávno zmizely.
Vejdu dovnitř. V šeru je cítit vlhkost a staré dřevo. Paprsek zapadajícího slunce proniká rozbitým oknem. Najednou se mi zdá, že slyším tiché klepání. Uvědomím si, jaké je tu ticho — tak hluboké, že v něm člověk slyší vlastní myšlenky.
Přemýšlím, kdo tu kdysi žil, kdo každé ráno otevíral vrata a naslouchal vodě, která dávala mlýnu život. Čas ale mele jinak než kameny — pomalu, neúprosně, a všechno jednou rozemele v prach.
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