The Distant Machine
The dream begins not with sound, but with the texture of wool against your cheek, coarse and heavy, smelling of wet dog and old tobacco. You are lying in the snow, but the cold does not penetrate the coat; it only presses against the outside, a distant, rhythmic thumping like a heart buried in ice. You know, with the absolute certainty of sleep, that you must find the coat. It is not yours, not...
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