The Distant Nightmare
The dream had no color, only the smell of damp stone and the rhythmic, wet sound of a mason’s chisel striking limestone. Thomas stood in the center of the scriptorium, his hands bound by the weight of his own silence. He was not writing. He was holding. In his palm, resting against the rough wool of his sleeve, lay a single almond. It was hard, brown, and utterly ordinary, yet it burned against...
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