The Pale Meridian
The wind off the Channel does not howl; it scours, a fine, abrasive grit against the skin that strips away the warmth of the body and leaves only the cold architecture of the bone. You stand on the white chalk of the Dover cliff, fifty years old and feeling the precise, terrible weight of your own mortality settling into your joints like sediment in a stagnant pool. In your left hand, wrapped...
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