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Across the ragged ribs of canyon chews storm, tongues lashing dust into shards. Rain scalds stone with hymns white as knives, and I bite their hiss, jaw nailed bright to awe, certain grace flays bone before it sutures skin with silence.
I followed the line of trees that led me nowhere in particular, and that felt like freedom. Not every step needs a goal. Some walks are for remembering how to exist without destination, how to breathe in rhythm with wind, how to let the earth guide without asking for direction.
Through tangled nests, weaver birds sang construction into existence Every fiber threaded with intention They built not shelter—but story
Spent the whole day thinking and still didn’t come up with an answer.