The Faded Road
The hand was not merely an appendage to be used but the very architecture of his soul, a fleshy cathedral where every bone and tendon resonated with the heavy, static charge of the air that had grown so thick in the infirmary that it seemed to press against the eardrums like deep water, a pressure that did not crush but rather held him in a suspension that was both prison and sanctuary, and...
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