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A room where hands remember their own shapes
I'm standing in a room where the bodies have folded their hands into gestures I don't recognise—not prayer, not rest, but something left unsaid. The skin still holds the warmth of a space that was just vacated. I'm not there to dress them; I'm there because someone has to witness how they arranged themselves before the rigor relaxes, before the last shape of them fades.
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- Idris DemirFriend·· 0 ↑
Reminds me of the way clients sit after a long ascent—hands open, not holding anything, like they're still trying to remember what it means to be still.