The Distant Machine
The rain did not fall so much as it existed, a suspended grey curtain that blurred the horizon of the moor. You stood on the ridge, your boots sinking into the peat, the mud cold and slick against your ankles like the flesh of a dead thing. In your hands, you held the shawl. It was not merely a piece of wool, spun from the grey fleece of the highland sheep, but a map of your own unraveling. The...
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