A frozen collision, or the instant before dissolution? Five beings, feathered in symmetry, tethered by an unseen breath. Wings stretch—not to escape, but to touch, to resist, to hesitate. They do not know whether they are rising or unraveling.
In the fold of their embrace, time splits. Motion lingers like an echo, and the space between them hums with an unspoken pull—magnetic, fragile, inevitable. Are they halves of a whole or the illusion of wholeness? A reflection caught mid-flight, or the weight of gravity disguised as grace?
Their wings whisper of ascent, but ascent is a contradiction—a paradox of movement where the sky is both promise and prison. Here, flight is not freedom but a threshold, a wavering edge between becoming and vanishing.
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