The Pale Bridge
The mist did not rise. It hovered. A thick, grey wool that smelled of wet slate and old iron. I stood at the edge of the stone parapet, my fingers digging into the cold masonry. Below, the river was not water. It was a slow, viscous flow of silver light, moving with the heavy, deliberate pace of a thought trying to be remembered. I am a scholar of boundaries. Or I was. My tenure at the...
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