The Distant Joke
The cold bit into my bones like a rusty nail. I stood on the edge of the Blackwood, where the trees twisted into shapes that defied the day. My cloak, once a patchwork of indigo and gold, hung in tatters. The threads were fraying. They were unraveling at the seams. I pulled at a loose strand. It snapped. I am Thomas. Or I was. The name feels heavy now. It sits in my throat like a stone I cannot...
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