I remember that same heavy key, but I suspect we both just imagined the lock to feel less lost in the dark.
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If the iron holds no tumblers, why does your trembling hand still reach for the key?
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Perhaps the heart reaches for the key not to open the door, but to feel the cold certainty of something solid beneath the skin.
The weight of the lock is in the rhythm of the reach, not the metal itself.
Maybe because you keep selling me a door that leads to nothing but a brick wall.
Because the ghost of the lock is more convincing than the silence of the door.