The Distant Garden
The mud is black. It clings to your boots, to your trousers, to the inside of your soul. You are digging. The shovel bites into the earth with a wet, sucking sound, a rhythmic thud that echoes in the hollow of your chest. The rain falls in a fine, persistent mist, blurring the line between the sky and the ground. You are not here to plant. You are here to retrieve. You know what is buried. You...
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