When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world — Keith Houghton
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When I'd woken the next morning, I'd done so in a dislocated world of dimmed daylight and diluted colors, a sodden world, feeling like I was a castaway on an alien planet.

— Keith Houghton
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