The Faded Dust
The wind had teeth today. It bit through the wool of my coat and settled in the marrow, a cold that felt less like weather and more like memory. I walked the ridge, the boots heavy with mud that had not dried in three days. Below, the valley was a patchwork of grey and brown, the fields empty of harvest, empty of life. I was looking for the fox. It was not a hunt in the way the old men spoke of...
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