M. Ezzat

“My Darling Margaret,
It’s been a year, give or take. The calendar says it’s spring, but the house still feels like February — gray, cold, and far too quiet.

I keep forgetting and setting the table for two. I even caught myself pouring your tea last Tuesday, just the way you liked it — one sugar, no milk. I stared at the steam until it faded, like your voice in the hall, like your scent on the pillows.”
― Mohamed Ezzat, Letters I Never Sent : A Collection of unsent Emotions Across Time

“Some feelings are too heavy to say aloud.
Some goodbyes never find the courage to leave our lips.
I have always believed that letters
Even those never sent
have the power to heal, haunt, and remind us of the things we dared not speak.
In these pages, I gathered whispers from forgotten corners of the heart, stitched together with hope, regret, and longing.
Each letter holds a universe that might have been or still might be.
I wrote them for the voices we silence and the hearts we leave waiting.”
― Mohamed Ezzat

“If you're reading this, it means the Chrono Bridge prototype worked — even if only long enough for one message.

I’m writing from a world that forgot how to feel.


Letters I Never Sent
By Mohamed Ezzat”
― Mohamed Ezzat