The Pale Bridge
The skin of your left hand was no longer yours. It had become a map of the city’s grid, etched in ink that smelled of ozone and old pennies. You stared at it. The lines were not veins. They were streets. The knuckles were roundabouts where traffic lights blinked their indifferent amber. You had worn this skin for forty years. Now, the city wore you. The incident had begun on a Tuesday. The rain...
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