And Comets Pass Away

“Our life is astronomical. It is just one tiny cosmos among billions of others. People we meet are floating rocks and tiny asteroids. And the ones we value the most are like falling stars. They are rare and beautiful to look at, but hard to catch. They make us feel as if they exist for no one besides us. They come and go in a flash. They are comets. And comets pass away.”Penn's life has been uprooted and he finds himself alone in a new city with only his diary and pen. As he navigates this unfamiliar landscape, he delves into his past through the pages of his diary and conversations with those he has left behind. But the complexities of human existence start unfolding in front of him - the intricacies of friendships, the heartbreak of young love, and the weight of death. Through his writing, Penn searches for answers and for a sense of belonging in a world that feels increasingly distant.