The Distant Threshold
The dream is not a place. It is a weight. You carry it in the hollow of your throat, a stone of cold iron that has been heated in a kiln. You are in the house. The house is yours, or perhaps it was always yours, but the air tastes of someone else’s breath. The walls breathe. They expand and contract with a slow, rhythmic heave, like the lungs of a sleeping beast. You stand in the center of the...
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