The Distant Metropolis
You wake with the taste of iron and old dust on your tongue, the taste of the cellar where they keep the secrets and the bones. It is not a dream. Dreams are soft, like wet wool, but this is hard, like the flagstones under the floorboards of the Blackwood house. You know the weight of the silence here. It has a texture, thick and grey, pressing against your eardrums until they ring with a high,...
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