Melancholy Described Using the SensesA Chapter by Corwin McAllister2 minutes, timed.I'm numb, all I can feel is a dull echo of motion, inertia and
friction, and a heaviness that pulls the world around me into myself,
bending light and air into a thick soup of gloom and muffled sounds,
smelling like mildew and tasting like dust, as if I were a shade
walking in catacombs on an alien world oppressively empty. © 2010 Corwin McAllister |
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