The Distant Crown
The dream was always the same, a static hum of green light that smelled of wet earth and rotting apples. I was seven, standing in the orchard behind the school, my fingers buried in the soil, feeling the pulse of something vast and cold beneath the roots. Then the light would snap off, and I would be lying in the dormitory, the ceiling tiles above me like the squares of a chessboard, the air...
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