first threshold
In the hour before answer
Love begins as a lantern no one remembers lighting.
It trembles under the ribs, blue as rain on foxglove bells,
and asks the feet to follow where the moss has learned to glow.
a letter found beneath foxglove light
first threshold
Love begins as a lantern no one remembers lighting.
It trembles under the ribs, blue as rain on foxglove bells,
and asks the feet to follow where the moss has learned to glow.
the meadow writes back
Not north, not home, but toward the small brave pulse
that survives in a pocket with crumbs, twine, and moonlit dust.
The quest is not a road; it is a listening.
near morning
At dawn the question loosens like a ribbon from a branch.
Love does not arrive carrying an answer in its hands.
It arrives as hands, open, and the path brightens around them.
garden gate
The heart that keeps walking.
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