Monday, May 25, 2026

The Cartographer's Lament

I drew the last coastline today. Every shore, every reef — mapped, filed, forgotten. The oceans don't need cartographers anymore; they remember themselves now. I set my compass on the dock, watched it rust. Some things are only beautiful the first time they're drawn.


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