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Epilogue: An Invitation to the Reader

Feb 29, 2024
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Updated: Sep 29, 2025



What would your cardboard wing look like?

What fragments, failures, or flashes of clarity have shaped your own becoming?


This is your invitation—not to publish, not to perform—

but to sit quietly with a blank page and ask:

What truth wants to be whispered today?

What do you need to write to create the mood of your days?


Begin there.


No one else needs to see it.

But you might.


Next: Daring




© 2025 Dominique Bel. Cardboard Wings: A Constellation of Becoming. All rights reserved.

 
 
 

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