Ox × The Night Igniter
After lighting up the whole room, it's the ox that stays to clear every cup and plate.
The Night Igniter lights up the whole room and you, an Ox, are the one who stays to clear every cup and plate after. Full Moon gone neon over the crowd, Aldebaran the red eye of the Bull. Your load-bearing nerve puts a sense of duty under the buzz, so the high is not the end of it for you, the way it is for the others who light the fire and drift home. You keep the thing standing after the music stops.
You can heat a room and still be the reliable one in it, which is a combination most rooms never get. You throw warmth into the night and then, when the party tips over into its second half, you are the one checking that everyone has a ride and the door locks behind the last guest. Anyone planning a gathering wants you there, because you bring the fire and you also bring the morning after.
The fault is that you light it and you clean it and you are stubborn about taking the whole of both. You refuse to let anyone help stack the chairs, refuse to hand off the dishes, and you wear yourself to pieces playing host and janitor in one body. Aldebaran burns red without sweeping the floor afterward. The Full Moon is at its peak, the one phase that can only wane from here, which is the reminder that you are spending down a finite light. Some night, let someone else carry the cups.
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