The Distant Cartograph
You stand in the center of a room that has no walls, only a horizon that curves like the rim of a cup. The air is thick, smelling of ozone and crushed thyme, a scent that belongs to no season you can name. You are a soldier, though you wear no uniform, only a coat of grey wool that has begun to fray at the cuffs. You hold it in your hands, this coat, this skin you have worn for forty years of...
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