The Wistful Campus
The rain against the leaded glass of the refectory window did not sound like rain, not anymore, but like the static hiss of a radio tuned to a frequency where only dead men spoke, and you stood there, your back pressed against the cold stone, watching the mist swirl through the courtyard below where the oak tree, that ancient, gnarled sentinel, shed its last autumn leaves in a slow, deliberate...
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