The Wistful Campus
The train shuddered as it pulled into the station, a metallic groan that seemed to vibrate up through the soles of my boots and into the marrow of my bones. I stepped out onto the platform, where the air was thick with coal smoke and the damp chill of a November morning. It was 1893, and the world smelled of iron and old rain. I was not a scholar, nor a poet. I was a clerk at the Ministry of...
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