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This brief page asks whether walking and dreaming ever reveal that every step is taken between two things rather than fully inside one world.

Its strength is its simplicity. The line feels like a distilled statement of the manuscript's constant in-betweenness.

'''Five-line fragment: 'As you walked / As you dreamed / Did you ever find / that your steps / were between two things.' A quiet stanza on ambiguity as gait.'''