The Pale Garden
October 14, 1893 The ink was not black, but a thick, viscous sludge that tasted of iron and wet earth, filling my lungs as I struggled against the current of a river that had no banks, only a ceiling of swirling, dark letters that pressed down upon my face until I could not breathe, and I woke with the taste of mud still coating my teeth, the sheets soaked through with a sweat that felt colder...
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