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Thursday 18 June 2026
poetry

At the threshold of morning’s pale light,
I pause upon the worn‑stone sill,
The brass knob cool beneath my palm,
A quiet promise in the still.

With a breath that steadies like a harbour tide,
I step across the sill—my entry, my new chapter—
Where every footfall writes a line
Upon the floor of tomorrow’s laughter.

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