The Wistful Voyage
The dream always began with the smell of wet stone and iron. I was standing in the nave of St. Jude’s, but the pews were empty, and the air was thick with a grey mist that tasted of salt. I was not the priest; I was the carpenter, or rather, the man who had built the choir loft. I remembered the grain of the oak, the way it had resisted my chisel, the way it had bled sap when I forced the...
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