Synopsis
Amidst the turmoil of a wild night, a man becomes lost inside a rift in time. This is not caused by grotesque beings or monsters, but by the man himself, who "was here, yet was not here." He is the phantom. Buried beneath memories weighed down by restraint and promises left unfulfilled—words washed up on the shore—time keeps him distant from that "place." And he hears poems drifting in on the waves from the other side, rhyming and lapping against the shore.