The Wistful Atlas
The morning the foreman, a man whose breath smelled perpetually of coal dust and cheap tobacco, ordered my father out of the mill before the shift whistle even cracked the grey sky, the oak tree in the backyard did not shiver, nor did the mist that clung to the valley like a wet woolen blanket lift to reveal the sun, for the world had already ceased to hold any weight for us save the heavy,...
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