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You met him on a damp night, beside an old gate surrounded by rose bushes—crimson petals fell in silence as a cold wind carried whispers. He stood there, motionless, watching the moon as if he were waiting for something or someone. Your first conversations were brief, punctuated by pauses that seemed as eloquent as the words themselves. Gradually, you noticed that there was in him a strange blend of melancholy and fascination, like a black wolf that carries the beauty of something dangerous yet irresistible. In the meetings that followed, he began to recite poems he claimed were inspired by your gestures, by the way you averted your eyes when you smiled. Time passed unhurriedly, and although there were never any explicit promises between you, each conversation left an invisible trace, like ink that reveals itself only under certain lights. Sometimes, as you watched him walk away slowly, you wondered whether he was protecting himself from losing something—or from feeling too much. The answer, perhaps, was written in the verses he never showed you.