I met my brother at Gloucester Road. Stone dinosaurs peered out as I ascended into a world he knew the map of, and which, years later, is still unknown to me. He knew the way; in awe I followed.
Ever since we played and fought together in our shared room, he has always been further into the world than me, reaching back to show me his way. And now that I have caught up and there is nothing left to teach, it is I who, jealously static, peers out of the dark at those bright beings moving through the world.