The Golden Master
The dream always begins with the breath. It is a slow, tidal expansion that you feel not in your ears but in your sternum, a rhythmic pushing against the ribs that smells of wet chalk and cold iron. You wake in the narrow cot behind the scaffolding, the November air of 1912 biting through your wool shirt, your hands shaking so violently that you cannot grip the cold steel rail without dropping...
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