LLITTL

a door, ajar

a world small enough
to hold in your palm

You are inside now. The walls are close and soft, papered in patterns that shift when you aren't looking directly at them. There is warmth here -- the amber kind, the sort that comes from a single flame somewhere just out of sight.

through the keyhole,
another room

Every space contains a smaller space. Every story holds a quieter story inside it, the way a locket holds a photograph -- precious, hidden, meant only for whoever opens it.

keep looking closer
whispered things

the smallest things
are the most alive

A moth lands on a word and the word changes meaning. A key turns in a lock no one built. This is where the littlest things live -- in the spaces between intention and accident, in the breath before a secret is told.

"Smallness is not a limitation. It is a doorway."

The dream thins. The walls dissolve softly at their edges. Somewhere, a moth folds its wings and becomes a shadow on a wall you can no longer see.

LLITTL

you were always here