
A folk tale about being separated from the one you love to keep them safe. Written by @thponders. A member of @fableandfolly. https://xitter.cf/t.co/gZRR8X9LPP
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ALT ID: A forest in silhouette with the sun behind the trees, streaming through with orange, warm illumination. The trees are all in shadow. Among them, there is the silhouette of a man. Top-right, yellow: Chapter Seven | Andrew. White: October 12, 2022 Bottom-left, white: "Andrew? Andrew is that you?" Bottom-right: Golden The Wanderer logo

ALT ID: Photograph of small conifer saplings growing among moss. Top, white text, centered: "As I grew older, I realized it's not the sunny fields or warm beaches that help you keep the nightmares away. Not really. It's having someone to hold onto." Right: Golden The Wanderer logo. Left, yellow: Chapter Six / The Boar. White: October 5, 2022

ALT ID: Photograph of plants on a window behind a curtain, all in shadowed silhouette. Text: "I don’t love you as if you were a rose of salt, topaz, / or arrow of carnations that propagate fire: / I love you as one loves certain obscure things, / secretly, between the shadow and the soul." —from "“One Hundred Love Sonnets: XVII” by Pablo Neruda





