"Sage pillar, the tighter of two holes—private, full." A single breath held between stone and sky, where secrets spool like thread. The pillar stands, weathered sage and stubborn, dividing light into twin apertures; one shallow and leering, the other tight and private, filled with the hush of things not spoken. In that narrowness, memory accumulates—full, compacted, waiting for a hand small enough to reach and free it.
"Sage pillar, the tighter of two holes—private, full." A single breath held between stone and sky, where secrets spool like thread. The pillar stands, weathered sage and stubborn, dividing light into twin apertures; one shallow and leering, the other tight and private, filled with the hush of things not spoken. In that narrowness, memory accumulates—full, compacted, waiting for a hand small enough to reach and free it.
