The Wistful Mirror
The iron whistle screamed across the valley, a jagged tear in the grey morning air, and I dropped my bag on the muddy platform, the leather cracking like old skin. My husband, Thomas, stood by the fence, his face a blur of motionless grief, while the conductor barked at me to move. I did not move. I watched the steam coil around the locomotive, a serpent of soot and heat, and I felt the weight...
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