The Faded River
The train smelled of wet wool and old rain. I gripped the strap with a hand that shook, not from cold, but from the hum in my bones. It was a low, thrumming vibration, like a plucked cello string that refused to stop. My left hand. It had begun to sing three days ago. A melody I did not know, but my fingers knew how to play. I looked at the man across the aisle. He was young, perhaps twenty,...
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