The Pale Circus
The rain is not falling, it is hanging, a thick gray curtain that smells of wet wool and iron filings, and you are standing in the center of the muddy ring, your hands bound by ropes that are not ropes but woven threads of your own past failures, each knot tight against your wrists, biting into the skin until the pain becomes a dull, familiar ache that you recognize as home. You are the...
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