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I dreamed of the fathers. They wanted to show me what I had forgotten to know. They needed me to see what I would not see, things I could not believe, things I could not accept. I ran down the halls, through rooms in a castle, endless like the rains outside, beating the grasses with a kind of benign cruelty. A maze of walls, halls, and stairs unfolded before me. I sensed, somehow, deep down below me, something turning the world, turning everything, something that sat satisfied at the heart of it all, smiling calmly, as I kept running down castle halls.
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Feb 22
Feb 22, 2026 at 9:36 AM UTC
The Endless
I dreamed of the fathers. They wanted to show me what I had forgotten to know. They needed me to see what I would not see, things I could not believe, things I could not accept. I ran down the halls, through rooms in a castle, endless like the rains outside, beating the grasses with a kind of benign cruelty. A maze of walls, halls, and stairs unfolded before me. I sensed, somehow, deep down below me, something turning the world, turning everything, something that sat satisfied at the heart of it all, smiling calmly, as I kept running down castle halls.
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Feb 22
Feb 22, 2026 at 9:36 AM UTC
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