The Distant Wound
The train smelled of rust and wet wool. I stepped off at Harrowgate. The air was thin. It bit my lips. I held the coat tight. It was heavy. Wool and leather. It belonged to my father. Or what was left of him. The town was gray. Smoke hung low over the chimneys. It never cleared. We lived in the shadow of the mill. The mill ate the light. I walked down the main street. My boots clicked on the...
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