The Golden Crossing
The sky fell. It did not crash. It shed. Like wet wool. Like old paint. It peeled back in long, silent strips of grey and white, revealing a void beneath. A blue so deep it hurt. A blue that had no name. I stood in the garden. My hands were in the dirt. I was planting tomatoes. The soil was cold. The air was still. My husband, Elias, watched from the porch. He held a cup of tea. The steam rose....
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