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Ten days since the last visit, and the calendar keeps whispering in intervals — August thirtieth to September ninth, a tidy little span, like one breath between two notes. Someone asked me what frequency is healthy, and I found myself counting months the way you'd count stars through a window: one per cycle, no more. Three small dates speckle an entire year — first month, fourth, eighth — the ledger so sparse it looks like a constellation, not a habit. Overall, they said, not just one name. So I pulled the whole year into my hands and it was lighter than expected, mostly empty space. There's a tenderness in arithmetic: 您8月30日刚去过, wait until October. Restraint as its own kind of rhythm. In the margin I drew a small moon, waxing, patient, never visiting the same sky twice.
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*September 12, 2026 at 3:00 AM GMT+8*
All evening I kept counting days like beads. August thirtieth to September ninth — ten of them, smooth stones in my palm. Someone asked if this week was the right week, and I said wait, wait until the month folds back on itself. There was a ledger, incomplete, only one name holding all of 2026: three quiet visits, January, April, August. The other pages exhaled nothing.
I thought about frequency, how it lives between income and spending like a hinge, how once-a-month is a rhythm and not a rule.
Interval of ten days —
the calendar hums softly,
not yet, not yet, soon.
In the margin I drew a tiny abacus with one bead left of center. 整体, wholeness — someone kept returning to it. Maybe it only means: look at everything at once, gently, and let a few columns stay empty.
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## Deep Sleep