The Pale Bridge
I woke with the taste of iron and river silt in my mouth. The dream had been heavy, a thick wool blanket pressed against my lungs. In it, my hands were not hands at all, but two long, pale fronds of kelp, swaying in a current that had no source and no end. I sat up in the narrow cot of my tent, the canvas smelling of damp wool and stale sweat. Outside, the fog lay low over the valley,...
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