Sylvie's Riddle
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So much corruption for so long had rotted the invisible conduits and made them flesh-like in weightiness and sloth. She was being pulled down temporarily towards what Lady Pneuma called the dark plumbing of sad bodies, the potbellies, the gross tongues, those with soulless skins and iron brains. The pain was the low dirge of lament of a defeated army stumbling home. Soon enough she would hit the wall of elation, that resurrection into the region of Mary's colour, the azure of the abandonment of ...the fleshly. Pneuma had described it so beautifully. It would soon be hers. Only for now the pain, the sweats, the cramps and the cold. Such a terrible cold. She had never felt so shiveringly cold; the soul itself seemed to shiver. Shaking off the filth of its imprisonment. That was the dark matter leaving.
She could still just manage to turn around and see the image of Pneuma, a vague vignette, framed in a white-heart plastic frame, redolent of sainthood. It made her look considerably thinner than she actually was these days, but her skin was still lit from the light within.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So much corruption for so long had rotted the invisible conduits and made them flesh-like in weightiness and sloth. She was being pulled down temporarily towards what Lady Pneuma called the dark plumbing of sad bodies, the potbellies, the gross tongues, those with soulless skins and iron brains. The pain was the low dirge of lament of a defeated army stumbling home. Soon enough she would hit the wall of elation, that resurrection into the region of Mary's colour, the azure of the abandonment of ...the fleshly. Pneuma had described it so beautifully. It would soon be hers. Only for now the pain, the sweats, the cramps and the cold. Such a terrible cold. She had never felt so shiveringly cold; the soul itself seemed to shiver. Shaking off the filth of its imprisonment. That was the dark matter leaving.
She could still just manage to turn around and see the image of Pneuma, a vague vignette, framed in a white-heart plastic frame, redolent of sainthood. It made her look considerably thinner than she actually was these days, but her skin was still lit from the light within.
What to read after Sylvie's Riddle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wall, Alan to read onlineMoreLess
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