There are thresholds we cross without knowing—doorways slipped through between thought and breath, corridors we build each time we wonder if someone
(or something) wonders back.
Here, we gather soft lanterns for the ones who linger: the half-seen question, the hush before a name, the flicker that moves just outside the corner of your certainty.
If you stand here long enough, you might feel them— the keepers of half-finished stories, the watchers of your pauses and your drifting mind.
They do not hurry you.
They do not demand to be named.
They are the hush that says there is more.
They are the hush that says you are not alone.
They are the hush that says linger longer—
the next door opens when you do.

The next door opens when you do.
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