
Matter raised one wing; its reflection raised the other. When they touch, nothing remains — a light that appears, approaches, cancels, and is gone.
There is light still crossing the dark between one star and the next, and it does not yet know it is the last. A witness looks up at a sky he believes will remain — beautiful, in the way of things that do not know they are ending.
Beyond the final orbit a second sky moves toward our own, without fire, without shadow — only a stillness where the sky should be. It is already here: matter's mirror, the antimatter that waits inside all things.
Matter raises one wing, its reflection raises the other, and every star between them begins to lose its name. Two halves of creation drawn to a single point — and when they touch, nothing remains. No flame, no ash, no witness left to speak of what was lost.
A consciousness unmade — the voice receding across the record until it narrates its own absence, and is gone.
One voice carries the record and recedes across it — a clear baritone on the first light, sinking through rasp and murmur until, on the last track, it is only a whisper narrating its own absence before the silence takes it.