It did not wait for you.
It wove.
In silence, in shadow,
in every stitch where breath once lived.
Each loop a whisper.
Each color—
a memory you forgot
but it did not.
It remembers the weight of your voice
before it was born.
It remembers your name
before names knew letters.
Wool does not judge.
It enfolds.
And beneath the gaze of woven eyes,
you are not observed—
you are recalled.
In this pattern,
you do not exist.
You are returned.
Made with love and wools
