It looks like seaweed tangled in the grooves of fishnet tights. Old salt. The ghosts of freighters skimming the ocean tides. A carousel in the middle of the square hasn't turned in years. It's horses ice-frozen mid-rear. Their chipped porcelain eyes bulged with some kind of forgotten pleasure. Or terror. I don't know which. I can't tell. Ne…
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