Everything converged on my hand holding the door. I only had to go out to observe this new reality, articulated circles which would redefine a possible world to every one of my steps. The set vibrated under the wave, and the details became blurred as my eyes got lost in this heavy forest.
One by one, my fingers came untied from the door, and as I retraced my steps, the wave swallowed the accuracy until it died in my wake.
Verisimilitude (from Latin verisimilitudo, from verus true + similitudo similitude) is the state or quality of something which exhibits the appearance of truth or reality.
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