A blanket sits folded by the entrance, ready to throw over whoever comes in cold. The Moon, the sensitivity that reads the weather coming off other people, offers a clean angle to the rising horizon in your chart. It will not unfold on its own. It waits for you to trust the antenna, to open the warm gesture on purpose as you cross the sill. When you do, your way of appearing picks up shelter, a knack for making the one who just walked in feel already at home. The tenderness hangs on offer like that blanket set beside the door, waiting for your hand so you can introduce yourself with more warmth and less armor in the first touch.