This short story, inspired by "In My Room" by Chance Peña, is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and memory. Elara, the protagonist, finds solace in her room, surrounded by memories of her past relationship with Matteo. As she reflects on their time together, she grapples with the bittersweet ache of their breakup. Through writing, she finds catharsis and ultimately lets go of the past by discarding a photograph and her written words. The story is a beautiful, melancholic reflection on the fragility of memories and the importance of moving forward.

This poem, "Neanderthals," is a thought-provoking reflection on humanity's relationship with the world and our impact on the environment. It explores the idea that humans have shaped the world through creativity, innovation, and destruction. The poem touches on themes of nature, art, technology, war, and the consequences of human actions. The speaker seems to lament the loss of connection with the natural world and the desensitization of humanity, ultimately questioning our values and future. The poem's tone is both celebratory of human achievement and critical of our destructive tendencies.