The Faded Guest
You dream of bees. They are not the yellow, striped ones of the summer meadow. These are black. They are thick as thimbles. They do not buzz. They hum a low, continuous note that vibrates in the marrow of your bones. You are standing in a garden that does not exist. The soil is black and wet. The flowers are white and shapeless, like torn paper. You try to speak, but your mouth is full of...
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