The Pale Garden
The bone broke. I heard it. A wet snap. Like a dry twig under a boot, but louder. Thicker. It was my own radius. My own wrist. I looked down. The skin was torn. The white of the bone poked through the red. It did not bleed much. Not yet. I flexed the fingers. They moved. Then they stopped. This was the third time. Or the fourth. I did not count anymore. Counting was a lie we told ourselves to...
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