The Wistful Campus
The iron gate stood open, its hinges weeping rust into the mud, and behind it, the old man knelt in the garden. He was not gardening. He was digging. The soil was wet and black, clinging to the tines of his shovel like a living thing, and he worked with a silence that was louder than the wind in the bare branches of the oak. His name was Silas, and he had been a soldier once, in a war that the...
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