The Faded Frequency
The ink was nearly gone. I watched the violet pool thin in the brass dish, a color so deep it seemed to suck the light from the room. My fingers trembled, not from cold, but from the heat that rose each time the brush touched the paper. It burned. It always burned. But the pain was a tether, a proof that I was still here, still capable of holding the line between the living and the dead....
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