The Golden Farce
In the dream, the ink does not dry; it pools, black and viscous, rising up the page like a tide that has no shore, and you watch the letters of Clara’s name dissolve into the wet darkness, their shapes unmoored from the paper until only the white void remains, a terrifying blankness that swallows the context of her life whole. You wake with the taste of copper on your tongue and a cold, heavy...
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