The Bridge That Only Appeared Midway
Commitment Creates Structure
From the edge, nothing could be seen—only empty space. Those who stepped forward found solid ground forming beneath their feet. Fear delayed appearance. Trust summoned it. The bridge existed only for those already crossing.
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