The Distant Garden
The dream begins not with light, but with the sensation of falling through a ceiling of cracked plaster. You are hanging in a void that smells of wet stone and old ink, suspended above a library that stretches into an infinity of impossible dimensions. The shelves are not made of wood but of compressed bone, and the books are bound in skin that still shivers when the air moves. You know this...
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