The Window That Faced Nowhere
Looking Into the Unseen
In her attic was a window that opened to a view that did not exist. When she looked through it, she saw places she had never been and paths she had never taken. The window taught her that the world is larger than the visible—and that the invisible often guides our steps more than we admit.
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