The Faded Photograph
You hold the sword. It is heavy. The iron is cold against your palm. Your knuckles are white. You do not look at the man in front of you. You look at the stone floor. The moss grows in the cracks. It is green. It is alive. You remember your father’s hands. They were rough like this iron. They smelled of oak smoke and salt. You remember the way he held the hilt. Loose. Never tight. You tighten...
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