Every sentence rises from the lips in drifting flocks of letters, curling into the air like smoke made of language. The room fills with the soft hiss of paper-thin clouds, and each breath leaves a faint metallic shimmer on the tongue. Even silence looks unfinished here.
When Words Become Weather
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