Vast Gray

I jumped down off the tailgate and landed awkwardly. The elevator carried me up to a vast gray room, where others also broken in some way waited. I didn’t know anyone’s name. A man whose face hadn’t ever quite healed used the back of his hand to wipe away dribble. I thought about the Age of Invention, why it was called that and this wasn’t. In the corner, heart-shaped leaves continuously fell because someone had once forgotten to return.

 

 

Howie
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