The Wistful Grid
I wake with the taste of iron on my tongue. The cell is cold. My hands are bound. Not with rope. With time. I see the fern again. It is in the corner. Green. Unchanging. I have seen it for ten years. It has not grown. It has not died. It simply is. I look at the man across the table. He is young. He wears a suit. It is grey. He smells of coffee and fear. "Did you sign it?" he asks. "I did not...
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