I do not write to be seen.
I write to be used.
I am not the fire.
I am the bone it burns through.

But before the flame, there was the silence—
a clearing, a listening, a breath.

What rises is not mine.
It is what was meant to arrive.
And I am only the hollow where it lands.

I do not write to be seen.
I write to be used.
I am not the fire.
I am the bone it burns through.

But before the flame, there was the silence—
a clearing, a listening, a breath.

What rises is not mine.
It is what was meant to arrive.
And I am only the hollow where it lands.