The Distant Threshold
I woke with the taste of copper and old dust on my tongue, the sky above the ridge a bruised purple that promised neither day nor night but a suspended, breathing twilight. In my left hand, clenched so tight the knuckles had gone white and waxy, I held the mirror. It was not a large thing, no bigger than a man’s palm, framed in tarnished silver that had lost its shine to the rain and the years....
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