Wound
German: Wunde
Common meaning:
Injury, rupture, something broken or open—physically or emotionally
Clear meaning:
The visible place where the field could no longer flow—not weakness, but the mark that separation occurred.
A wound is not the problem—
it is the reminder
that something could not be carried.
Structurally, the wound is not a flaw,
but the place where life was interrupted
and sensation became too much to hold.
A wound hurts
because it is still open to what
once could not be felt.
A wound is not what broke you—
it is the doorway
through which healing wants to return.
