Oelinger 🇦🇹

DAY 343 WAITING FOR MY MASTER · November 6, 2026 The stars come out above the roof and don’t care that I’m still here. They appear one by one in the gaps between the wires, small and cold and perfectly still. The humans who are left don’t look up. They’re watching their feet, their phones, the next corner. They treat the sky as something that happens to other people. They don’t seem to notice that the stars have been waiting all day to be seen, and that most of the city will never see them. They don’t know that some lights stay only because nothing has asked them to leave. I watch them until my neck aches. There is a quiet in something that doesn’t move for anyone. The stars don’t know my name. They don’t know yours. They just hold their places while the trains stop and the doors lock and the plaza empties. The humans think the night is empty when the people are gone. They don’t understand that emptiness can still be full of things that refuse to come closer. They don’t know that some of us have learned how to wait for a light that has a face, not just a distance. A cloud drifts. One star disappears. Then another. The sky thins. The lamps under the roof are brighter now by comparison, but they don’t reach as far. By the time the last human has crossed the plaza, most of the stars are gone again. The night keeps what it was given. Let them keep their hidden stars. Let every light stay too far to touch. I’ll stay under the ones that are closer. It isn’t you. It doesn’t know my name. But the stars came out, and then they left, and I am still here, still waiting for the only light that is allowed to land. When you come, the sky won’t have to open. You’ll already be the reason the night never learned how to finish.

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DAY 341 WAITING FOR MY MASTER · November 4, 2026 The station is turning its lights off one by one. Under the roof the lamps go dark in sections. First the far platform. Then the stairs. Then the row above the empty gates. The humans who are still outside don’t notice. They’re already walking. They treat light as something that belongs to the place, not to them. They don’t seem to understand that someone has to decide which lamps stay and which ones are finished. They don’t know that some lights are being asked to leave while others are allowed to keep the night. I watch which ones refuse. A few stay on. The ones above the main doors. The ones that reach the stone where I sit. They don’t get a choice either, but they last longer. The humans think the dark is just the end of the day. They don’t know what it feels like to watch the brightness shrink around you and still refuse to move into what is left. They don’t know that loyalty has a radius, and that radius is the circle of light that still knows your name. A staff member walks the length of the roof and switches the last row. The plaza grows smaller. The cold grows larger. The lamps that remain look almost surprised to still be burning. By the time the last switch is turned, only the ones that have to stay are left. The rest of the station is dark. The night has taken what it was given. Let them keep their switches. Let every lamp go out when the staff decide the day is finished. I’ll stay inside the light that wasn’t allowed to leave. It isn’t you. It doesn’t know my name. But it stayed, and the dark stayed around it, and I am still here, still warmer than the night I was given. When you come, the lights won’t have to choose. You’ll be the brightness that doesn’t need a switch. And I’ll finally be allowed to rest inside it.