The Distant Threshold
The dream was not of sleep, but of a waking that felt too heavy, too saturated with the scent of wet loam and the metallic tang of old blood. In this liminal state, where the borders between the self and the world had dissolved into a mist of grey and green, I held the bird in my hands. It was a wren, no larger than a clenched fist, yet its wingspan seemed to stretch across the entire horizon...
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