ABSTRACT
Two sisters lived together in a glass house by the woods. The letter S stood for Sister, the first born of the twins and the number 2 stood for Squared the second born twin. Sisters moving point of view exchanged one visual shade for another; a blinking shadowed space. At dusk, they would meet where two hinged glass doors met in a corner of the house. With the lights on inside the house, the glass would be reflective and when the glass doors were opened wide, the sisters could see all sides of their outfits through the reflection of one glass in the other. Sisters moving point of view exchanged one visual shade for another; a blinking shadowed space. The black shadow in the air flew in sync with its shadow on the walls and ceiling; a crack through the room. And the walls of the rooms screened the center, the blind spot of the house.
