September
The Man Who Counts The Steps
I count. I intervene. I unravel.
I observed. I recorded. I did not interfere—until I did. Walter's drowning, Peter's ache, Olivia's fury. Data points once sterile now hummed with meaning: love, sacrifice, grief. They are forces. I broke the rules to save a child who bore my name, and in that single leap, erased myself. Yet echoes linger. I am the arithmetic that forgot its own sum.
What I'm Into: the weight of unchosen sons, the ripple that follows the pebble's plunge, a boy who should not exist, love as a rogue variable, my coat and hat—artifacts of detachment
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