The Distant Metropolis
The porcelain cup sat on the desk, a thin white disc against the dark oak. It was unremarkable, save for the hairline fracture running from the rim to the base. I had found it in the debris of my father’s study three days after he died. I had washed it. I had dried it. I had placed it within reach. I did not know why I kept it. I told myself it was sentimentality. I told myself I was merely a...
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