The Faded Frequency
The ink is wet. The page is dry. I write by the light of a dying tallow candle, the wax pooling like congealed blood on the wooden desk. Outside, the wind howls through the skeletal branches of the oak trees, a sound like the groaning of old bones. I am alone. I have been alone for three days. The village sleeps, but I do not. I am an old man now. My hands tremble. They always tremble now. It...
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