The Gate of Reunion
That night, I dreamed
I was walking across a bridge made of light.
It led to a door, half-open, just like the backyard gate at my grandmother’s
house long ago.
A breeze slipped
through the crack —
carrying the scent of warm earth and something sweet,
as if someone inside was roasting sweet potatoes.
Before I could step
closer,
a voice came from beyond the door — gentle, slow, and so familiar it brought
tears to my eyes.
“You finally came.”
I froze.
Unsure whether to move forward or simply stand there,
like a child returned to the past.
The voice continued:
“You thought you were searching for a path,
but really… you’ve been searching for a place you never truly left.”
I looked down.
The bridge beneath my feet had begun to turn transparent —
as if the next step would plunge me into a deeper truth.
I took a breath… and
opened the door.
There was nothing
behind it.
No house. No person.
Just an endless sky of gold.
But inside, I felt
peace —
as if I had walked into the arms of something that knew me.
And I understood then:
Reunion isn’t about finding someone or retrieving something lost.
It’s about finally
daring to step into who you truly are.
And that door —
was always there.
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