The Wistful Mountain
You are on the train. The air is stale, smelling of damp wool and old paper. You hold the jar in your lap. It is heavy. The glass is cold against your palms. Inside, the substance shifts, a dark, viscous sludge that seems to pulse with a slow, rhythmic heat. It is not food, exactly. It is not medicine, either. It is something that was once both, and now is neither. You have been carrying it for...
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