The Wistful Mountain
The house is a mouth that does not close. It swallows the light of the afternoon and spits it back out in cold, blue shards. You are inside. You are always inside. The air smells of damp wool and old paper, the scent of a life meticulously cataloged and slowly rotting. You sit at the heavy oak desk, the wood polished by decades of nervous hands. Your hands. You are a scholar of architecture, a...
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