When thunder split the night sky, and rain pounded the earth, dreams pushed Avery to my bed: "Dad, I can't sleep, can I sleep with you?" Only barely awake I pulled the covers aside to make room, then heard his breathing next to me, soft beneath the rain, counterpoint to thunder, only a small puff of wind, but strong enough to push his ship away from shore, heading toward the horizon.
My other twin, Avery. He doesn't climb into bed with me anymore (he's 13), and yes, I do miss it.