The Distant Nightmare
You hold the bone. It is your own knuckle. You know this. The marrow is exposed, white and wet in the dark. You squeeze. It does not break. It hums. A low, tectonic vibration that travels up the radius, into the elbow, into the shoulder. You are in the room. The room is grey. The walls breathe. Not metaphorically. The plaster expands and contracts with a wet, rhythmic heave. In the corner, a...
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