The Pale Garden
The dream did not wake me so much as it anchored me. It was a cold, static hum, a frequency that vibrated in the teeth and the hollow of the throat. I was standing in a garden that should not have existed, a place of impossible geometry where the soil was black as charcoal and the flowers were white, stark and aggressive in their purity. The air smelled of ozone and wet stone. I knew, with the...
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