On an original poem by Michel Saad, Eazala evokes a need to live, to feel, and to travel, halted by a profound sense of loneliness. The text describes a person cut off from the outside world, trying to hold on to what they observe from their window. Their solitude eats away at them; they try to call out, but no one sees them, no one hears them. Like trapped in a cage, they eventually dematerialize and disappear.