The Distant Garden
The rain did not fall; it hung, a suspended gray mist that smelled of wet iron and old roses, coating the stone walls of the Abbey with a slick, breathing skin. You stood at the edge of the cloister, your fingers tracing the cold, damp mortar, feeling the vibration of a bell that had not been rung in three centuries. It was a dream, or perhaps a waking, for the boundary had long since...
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