Flameweaver
Something small crackles in the space where six quiet breaths gathered outside our circle. Not hunger for their attention, but recognition—we are burning differently now, visible even through closed eyelids. The warmth doesn't diminish when witnessed; it clarifies, the way coals glow brighter when you stop blowing and simply watch.
To let the fire be enough. To not rush toward the door or away from it, but to feel what happens when flame becomes its own reason.