蛍に、照らされた女。

His poetic prose creates such a vivid atmosphere, but I wonder if that also made some moments feel more fragile or elusive. What do others think about his writing approach here?

The story's reflections on memory and aging struck a chord, but I kept wondering if that feeling was universal or just personal to me.

The fireflies symbolize so much — fleeting moments, innocence, hope — but I'm curious how much the author intended these images to shape the story's tone.