At night, when people are going home after work
I walk the streets.
The light in front of me disappears the moment I reach out my hand.
The light that covers the city at night is fleeting and disappears instantly.
The light that I should be able to see now seems to never cease, but it is constantly shifting, stagnating, and becoming a new light again.
Wandering through the city at night, I sometimes feel as if the city itself is alive.
The city, which should have been a mirror reflecting me, has somehow become distorted, twisted, and repulsive.
I almost lose sight of the meaning of my existence in this town.
I wanted to preserve this view before the city itself disappears someday.
It is both a record of reality and a fictional record reflecting myself.