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Pareidolia

Evolution, panicked, invents a narrator because meat alone won’t cross this street. She stitches a pronoun to your face, whispers, this is you, stay inside.

A thousand background processes flicker, cancel, reinforce; the loudest accident wins and is mistaken for a self.

You meet another coincidence in a doorway, two weather systems of flesh briefly agreeing on a sky neither of you arranged.

Meanwhile the pattern keeps reassembling, wearing “I” the way Betelgeuse wears a hunter, waiting to see who believes it, even as no one in particular does.