The Faded Dust
The rain does not fall so much as it is exhaled from the bruised purple belly of the sky, a slow, persistent weeping that soaks into the fabric of your coat until the wool feels like wet clay, heavy and cold against your skin, and you stand there at the edge of the moor, where the grass grows tall and unkempt, bending under the weight of the water, while the only other living thing in this...
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