The Distant Machine
The ink in the pot has dried into a crust of black stone, and the quill, which once felt like a living feather, now lies heavy and dead in your hand, yet you find yourself compelled to press it against the parchment again, as if the act of writing could somehow unravel the knot of silence that has tightened around your throat for the last three days. You are writing this not for any living...
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