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I sew and I sew and I sew, weaving myself into the tapestry of the universe, lending pieces of my heart, my soul, my self. I am a river and a song. I am a tender spring leaf and a story spun out on a winter's night; I am the first blush of autumn, the last summer flower.
"Take it away," I gasp. "Take it all away. Please. I know you can."
"Take what away, daughter?"
I bunch infinite fabric in trembling hands and prick myself with the needle. A spot of blood stains the threads; they shiver over my knees. "All of my feelings," I choke out. "They are too many. I cannot hold them all. They're destroying me."
"Are they?" says the Weaver. "Who would you be, Satu North, without your great heart?"
And I bow my head because I do not know, do not know.
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