The Distant Garden
The garden was made of bone. I woke with the taste of chalk in my mouth and a sharp, electric throb in my left hand. It was a specific ache, geometric and precise, mirroring the architecture of the dream where the flowers were ribs and the path was a spine. I looked at my hand in the gray light of the border station’s dormitory. It was just a hand, thirty-four years old, calloused from gripping...
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