The Golden Crossing
The dream was always the same. A door made of brass, polished to a mirror sheen. It stood alone in a field of white ash. I opened it. Behind it was my father’s workshop. The air smelled of ozone and old wool. He was there, bent over a lathe, cutting a piece of glass. He did not look up. He hummed a tune I could not name. The sound of the cutting wheel was sharp, like a needle tearing silk. I...
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