The Distant Threshold
The vine is bleeding. You see it first in the corner of your eye, a dark weeping from the glass. You are holding the jar. Your hands are shaking. The glass is thick, ancient, heavy as a stone. It is warm. It is alive. You are in the Hall of Mirrors. The air smells of ozone and rot. The chandeliers are made of bone. They do not burn. They pulse. A slow, red rhythm. Like a heart failing. You are...
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