The Pale Circus
The iron gate shudders. It is not wind. It is the weight of the sky falling. You are in the hall. The air tastes of copper. Your hands are empty. They were not always empty. Once, they held the world. Now they hold only the cold. The clock above the door stops. It does not tick. It hangs. A black beetle on the wall. You look at your wrist. The bracelet is gone. You remember the weight. You...
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