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Holy Forgetting
She screams— and the world cracks open. Her body, a battlefield and a cradle all at once. Bones shift, skin stretches, time stops. Pain like no other— a flood, a fire, a tearing of heaven through flesh. And then— a cry. The cry. And in an instant, it all unravels. The agony dissolves into awe. She holds the child to her chest, and all she can feel is love— wild, uncontainable love that pulses stronger than memory. She should remember. She should swear “never again.” She should count the cost and close the door. But already, somewhere deep inside, a whisper stirs: I could do that again. I would. I want to. What strange grace is this— that the worst pain is buried beneath the weight of wonder? What mercy wipes the memory clean with just one breath from a newborn's mouth? This holy forgetting— it must be divine. A miracle wrapped in flesh and tears. A mother’s heart, made to break and love again.
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