Forty-Seven
Wading that far river, turning over stones for caddis flies unborn,
you met no one — not even me.
A lone person wades into a far river and turns over stones looking for caddis flies still unborn. The act feels patient, quiet, and absorbed—almost ritualistic. This is not simply nature-watching; it is a search for something small and not yet formed, carried out in isolation.
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