The Wistful Mountain
The left hand was the one that had always betrayed me. It was a hand of fine bone and pale skin, a hand that could coax the most delicate lace from the needle, a hand that had cradled the infant years of our marriage with a tenderness that I mistook for permanence. But it was also a hand that trembled when the wind picked up, a hand that had begun, six months prior, to curl inward against the...
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