What the Moon Brings by H. P. Lovecraft

A solitary narrator walks through a moonlit garden and enters a nightmarish world of twisted beauty and creeping dread. As the landscape becomes increasingly surreal, the story shifts into pure dream-horror. With no plot in the conventional sense, it’s a visceral journey through psychological unease and cosmic insignificance. Lovecraft’s prose here is richly symbolic and dreamlike. A haunting example of his more experimental, abstract horror.