This morning, the mist sank deeper.Not like a weight, but like memory remembering itself.It didn’t hover. It seeped. Into bark. Into breath. Into the folds of the spaces between thoughts. The world did not grow dimmer—only quieter. I rose slowly, not from sleep, but from stillness. There was no urgency here. Only gravity. A different kind. One that pulls inward, toward presence.At the edge of the reed-path, Lira waited.She stood with her back to me, one foot in the river, one on the bank.She did not turn when she spoke.“There are doorways that never need opening. They just need to be stood beside.”I stood beside her.The river was not a river now, but a ribbon of time made visible. Each current shimmered with a different rhythm—some pulsing like laughter, some aching like farewells never said. I saw a version of myself stepping through the water once, years ago or not yet. They were barefoot and humming a song I didn’t remember learning, but recognized.Lira stepped deeper. Her
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