The Wistful Mountain
The air in the Intake Ward tasted of copper and stale rain. I sat on the edge of the narrow cot, my wrists bound not by rope, but by the heavy, leaden silence that had settled over me three days ago. I was a prisoner here, not because I had committed a crime in the eyes of the law, but because the institution had deemed my mind too fractured to exist outside its white-tiled boundaries. We were...
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