The Door That Saved Goodbyes
A Passage Meant for Parting
A door in a quiet home opened onto a gentle meadow where people could say the goodbyes they never managed. It appeared only to those holding unspoken farewells. A man grieving his father walked through, finally speaking words his father never heard. The wind carried them upward, and the meadow shimmered as if receiving them. When he stepped back inside, his grief no longer suffocated him.
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