The Dust Speaks in Thickness and Silence
The wind came first. Not the wind itself but what it carried — a powder finer than flour, darker than coffee grounds where the topsoil had been good, paler where the subsoil had been scraped bare. It pushed through the gap between the windowsill and the frame, a gap the width of a thumbnail, a gap that had been packed with strips of old flour sack in April but the strips were gone by May, blown...
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